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Mexico strawberries: provisional measures extended in preliminary AD determination

Trade Remedies, Customs Duties

Certain Canadian goods face 50% additional duties under new CBP filing guidance

Customs Duties, Entry and Filing Procedure, Duty Exclusions

Federal Register · Published August 21, 2026

Mexico strawberries: provisional measures extended in preliminary AD determination

Provisional measures were extended in the preliminary affirmative less-than-fair-value determination for fresh winter strawberries from Mexico. The Federal Register record also states that the final determination was postponed. The accessible record does not state the provisional rate, the duration of the extension, or the date on which the extension begins to operate.

The stated merchandise and origin are fresh winter strawberries from Mexico. The retrieved material does not establish the precise product scope, any exclusions, the entries or entry dates reached, the collection or filing procedure, or the treatment of particular shipments. Do not assign a rate, scope result, or operative date from this record alone; those points must be taken from the full determination and its implementing materials.

Dates

Published

August 21, 2026 Federal Register publication

Sources

Fresh Winter Strawberries From Mexico: Preliminary Affirmative Determination of Sales at Less Than Fair Value, Postponement of Final Determination, and Extension of Provisional Measures
Federal Register · Aug 21, 2026

CBP / CSMS · Transition August 22, 2026

Certain Canadian goods face 50% additional duties under new CBP filing guidance

A 50% additional ad valorem duty applies to covered Canadian articles described in HTSUS headings 9903.03.12, 9903.03.13, and 9903.03.14, while the listed goods described in headings 9903.03.15 and 9903.03.16 carry a 0% additional rate. These rules apply to goods from Canada entered for consumption or withdrawn from warehouse for consumption on or after August 22, 2026, at 12:01 a.m. eastern standard time. The guidance implements the temporary suspension of the prior 50% additional duties only until that time.

The country-of-origin and entry-status axis controls the result: covered Canadian goods in subdivisions (b)(1) through (b)(3) of U.S. note 51 receive the 50% additional rate, while the articles identified in subdivision (c) and civil-aircraft goods identified in subdivision (d) receive 0%; the cited note and the attached Chapter 1-to-97 list govern the exact classification of a shipment. The additional duty remains alongside antidumping, countervailing, and other applicable charges. Filers must report Chapter 98 first when applicable, then applicable Chapter 99 additional-duty numbers, followed by the Chapter 1-to-97 classification, with entered value generally reported on the Chapter 1-to-97 line. CBP also states that qualifying Chapter 98 entries are generally excluded, subject to specified exceptions and value-based treatment for certain 9802 provisions; covered foreign-trade-zone merchandise must generally enter in privileged foreign status, and the additional duty described for headings 9903.04.12 through 9903.04.14 is subject to drawback.

Dates

Published

August 22, 2026 CBP published the CSMS guidance

Effective

August 19, 2026 Temporary suspension of the prior 50% additional duties became effective

Transition

August 22, 2026 Suspension ends and the new Canadian-goods entry treatment applies; recurring to each qualifying entry on or after this time

Tariff provisions

9903.03.12

Imposes a 50% additional ad valorem duty on Canadian articles covered by subdivision (b)(1) of U.S. note 51.

9903.03.16

Provides a 0% additional ad valorem rate for specified civil-aircraft articles and related components that are products of Canada under subdivision (d) of U.S. note 51.

9903.04.14

Listed by CBP in its Chapter 98 discussion as one of the headings whose additional duty is subject to the stated Chapter 98 and drawback treatment.

U.S. note 51

Its subdivisions (b)(1)–(b)(3), (c), and (d) define the Canadian goods corresponding to the Chapter 99 headings; the supplied guidance does not reproduce the note’s full text.

Sources

CSMS # 69606660 - GUIDANCE: Section 338 Additional Duties on Certain Goods of Canada
CBP / CSMS · Aug 22, 2026

Also published

For information only; not legal advice, and no attorney-client relationship is created by publishing or reading it. Every development above cites the official document it rests on, and those sources were checked through August 22, 2026.