US tariff codes · verified 26 September 2026
HTS 7615.10.71: Aluminum kitchenware and bakeware — 2026 US duty rates
Table, kitchen or other household articles, and parts thereof, of aluminum — other (including food containers and bakeware). The tariff schedule prints 3.1%. From China, entered on or after 24 July 2026, the duty is 28.1%.
The full duty stack for China origin
Each layer links to the primary source it was read from — Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States, Revision 19 (2026), and CBP’s own guidance where the schedule is silent.
| Layer | Heading | Charged on | Rate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Column 1 GeneralPrinted rate: 3.1% | — | customs value | +3.1% |
| Section 232 — derivative aluminumU.S. note 16(c)(vi) to subchapter III of chapter 99 | 9903.82.09 | full customs value | +25% |
| Total duty rate | 28.1% | ||
- Chapter 76 is in the note 16(c) carve-out, so Section 232 is charged on the full customs value with no metal-weight test.
What that means on a $10,000 shipment
| Column 1 General | $310.00 |
| Section 232 — derivative aluminum (9903.82.09) | $2,500.00 |
| Duty | $2,810.00 |
| Merchandise processing fee, 0.3464%Limits $33.58–$651.50 to 30 September 2026; $34.58–$670.86 from 1 October 2026 — the same fee at this value either way. | $34.64 |
| Harbor maintenance fee, 0.125% (ocean only) | $12.50 |
| Duty and fees on this entry | $2,857.14 |
US customs value is the price paid for the goods: international freight and insurance stay out of it where they are separately identified on the invoice. Freight still belongs in your landed cost per unit — it is simply not dutiable. Every layer is kept as its own line because that is how your entry summary will show it.
how the layers stack · Work out landed cost per unit for your own shipment
What does not apply, and why
Section 301 — China List 4B
The heading is printed with the compiler's note "provision suspended". It is listed for this code in U.S. note 20(u) but is not collected. Source
Section 301 — 2026 country action (China)
U.S. note 52(f)(1) exempts articles of steel, aluminum or copper and derivative aluminum articles subject to headings 9903.82.02 and 9903.82.04–9903.82.26, which this article is. Source
Section 232 — aluminum (pre-2026 headings)
U.S. note 19 compiler's note: headings 9903.85.01–9903.85.15 and 9903.85.21–9903.85.66 are terminated as of 6 April 2026. Aluminum derivatives now fall under note 16 and heading 9903.82.09. Source
IEEPA (fentanyl and reciprocal)
CBP stopped collecting IEEPA duties on goods entered from 12:00 a.m. ET on 24 February 2026 (CSMS #67834313). Revision 19 still prints heading 9903.01.24 at +10% with no termination note. Duties paid before then are being refunded through CAPE. Source
If you paid IEEPA duty on earlier entries, the ES-003 report shows which entries carried it. CBP is refunding it through a CAPE declaration that you or your broker file in ACE — CBP’s refund page.
Section 122 surcharge
U.S. note 2(aa) compiler's note: headings 9903.03.01–9903.03.11 expired at the close of 23 July 2026 (91 Fed. Reg. 9339). Source
Antidumping and countervailing duty
AD/CVD orders are scoped to particular products and, often, particular exporters. They are not part of the Chapter 99 stack above. Your broker checks them against the entry.
Statistical lines under 7615.10.71
- 7615.10.7125 Containers for food preparation, baking, reheating or storage
- 7615.10.7130 Bakeware
- 7615.10.7155 Other
- 7615.10.7180 Other
Classification is your licensed broker’s decision. This page sets out what the tariff schedule says about 7615.10.71; it does not suggest a code for any product, and a neighbouring line can carry a very different rate.
Verified 26 September 2026 against Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States, Revision 19 (2026) (Chapter 99, general rate), CBP CSMS #69326983 — Section 301 Forced Labor Import Duties (23 Jul 2026), CBP CSMS #67834313 — Ending Collection of IEEPA Duties (22 Feb 2026), and CBP’s user fee table with CBP Dec. 26-14, 91 FR 48398 — Customs user fees for FY2027. Tariffs change; check the date above against the current Chapter 99 notes before relying on a figure.
For United States shipments: Supercargo is not a licensed customs broker and does not conduct customs business as defined in 19 CFR 111.1. Figures shown for prospective shipments are management estimates on a commodity code you supply. Classification, valuation and entry remain the responsibility of you as importer of record and of your licensed broker, and reliance on Supercargo does not establish reasonable care for the purposes of 19 U.S.C. 1484.
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