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title: 🚨 New U.S. Tariffs Effective August 7
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New tariffs may raise duties on key Canadian exports. See what’s affected.

| View in browser Dear  ,   We want to inform you of important tariff changes taking effect on August 7, 2025, under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA). These changes could significantly impact Canadian companies importing goods into the U.S.   Key Tariff Updates: Canada: Reciprocal tariffs will increase to 35% on applicable goods — unless the import qualifies for preferential treatment under USMCA. Mexico: Tariff increases are delayed by 90 days. Status quo remains in place for now. Brazil: Tariffs rise by an additional 10%, totaling 50%. China: No changes announced at this time. Countries not listed in Annex 1 of the presidential order will remain subject to the standard 10% rate. What products are affected?   These tariff hikes target critical sectors. Canadian exports to the U.S. most likely to be affected include: Aluminum and Copper products (e.g., universal copper alloy wires, plates, and tubes) Electric vehicles (EVs) and EV batteries Steel and aluminum components Medical equipment Critical minerals and rare earth elements   For more context, see the official announcement: 👉 White House Presidential Order – July 2025 👉 Global News: Tariff Breakdown   If your company imports or exports goods in these categories, we strongly advise reviewing your current tariff strategy and classification. Taking full advantage of USMCA may help you avoid or reduce the increased duty rates.   If you have questions about these changes or need assistance, please reach out to your JORI representative or contact customs@jorilogistics.com.   Regards,   JORI Team JORI Logistics, 10-1323 44 Ave NE, Calgary, AB T2E 6L5, Canada, (403) 571-3200 Unsubscribe Manage preferences Logistics Training Explore Our Courses Sign up for JORI University where we have logistics industry courses ready for learning. If you are already a registered user, please click here. Canada Border Services Agency Updates Stay in touch with the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) Updates and Publications. MORE INFORMATION |
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