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US Customs / CBPCustoms TariffUSPublished: May 9, 2026

USTR launched a Section 301 investigation into structural excess capacity in manufacturing sectors (e.g., steel, aluminum, shipbuilding), potentially leading to additional tariffs on imports.

[Impact on sellers shipping from Japan to US] If Japanese manufactured goods fall under targeted categories, US-bound shipments may face higher tariffs. Monitor USTR updates closely. Please verify original

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