A Section 338 proclamation took effect 22 August 2026

A 50% duty now lands on 554 tariff codes of Canadian goods. CUSMA does not stop it.

Send me your inventory export, from a Shopify admin or a spreadsheet. I match every HS code in it against the list US Customs published, and I tell you which of your products the extra 50% now hits.

The duty is charged on the entry date, not the ship date, so a parcel already in transit can land inside it. The covered list runs to 58 tariff chapters. Apparel, cosmetics, furniture, jewellery, toys, wood goods and paper goods sit in it alongside the dairy and alcohol the news reported.

Work email

Store website

Do your products already carry HS codes? Yes, on most products On some of them No, the field is empty I do not know

Products listed in your store

No charge today, and no files in the first reply. You write to me first, so I may write back. Ask me to stop and I stop.

Your email and your store address go to me and to my own notification channel. I do not sell them, share them with anyone else, or add you to a list. Any export you later send me is deleted once the report reaches you. Write to hello@tariffed.ca and I delete what I hold.

Section 338 exposure

Shopify inventory export, checked against the CBP list

Sample figures. Every number below is invented. No merchant data is shown. The report says where a code lands. It does not calculate what you owe.

Rows checked412

On the 50% list86

Origin field blank39

Product	HS code	Origin	Status	Your listed price
Cotton tee	6109.10	CA	On the list	$38
Leather belt	4203.30	CA	On the list	$85
Canvas tote	4202.92	CA	Review	$240
Beard oil	3304.99	(blank)	Review	$28
Cast iron pan	7323.91	CA	Off the list	$62

Review means your file cannot settle it. Either the origin field is blank, or your six digits cover both a listed and an unlisted eight-digit code, or an exclusion turns on a fact the export does not record.

How it works

I read the codes you already have.

There is no software to install and no account to create. US Customs published the covered goods as a list of eight-digit tariff codes in CSMS 69606660. Your own inventory file already carries an HS code and a country of origin on most products. The work is putting one against the other.

You send the inventory export

Any file with a tariff code and a country of origin per product works. In Shopify it is Products, then Inventory, then Export. Send the price list too and your own price sits beside each code. Redact supplier names if you want to.

I match every code

Your codes go against the government list, and against the two subheadings that pull goods back off it. Steel, wood and vehicles come off, because a separate duty already covers them. The list runs to eight digits and most stores hold six. Where your six digits cover a taxed code and an untaxed one, the product comes back as Review. I will not pick the eighth digit for you.

You get the exposure list

Every product whose code lands on the list, every product whose origin field is blank, and every product the six digits cannot settle. Your listed price sits in the next column so you can see the size of what is exposed. Your broker works out the money.

Limits

A reading of your own file, and nothing more.

I am testing whether merchants want this at all before I build anything. Tariffed is not a customs broker and this is not a classification opinion. I do not assign HS codes, decide where a product was made, file or amend entries, or tell you what duty you owe. I read the codes you have already entered and say where they land on a published government list. Your licensed customs broker stays responsible for what goes on an entry.

✓Canadian merchant shipping physical goods to United States buyers
✓An online store or a spreadsheet, with HS codes filled in on most products
✓Willing to export that file and send it to a stranger
✓Enough US volume that a 50% duty changes what you charge

Price

CA$300 for the first report.

Your export in, one report back, inside two business days. You pay when the report reaches you. A re-check later, after the government list moves or your catalogue does, is CA$150. Nothing recurring and nothing to cancel.

CA$300first report, CA$150 per re-check

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