President Trump has issued an Executive Order removing reciprocal tariffs on select agricultural products. This change applies to goods entered for consumption or withdrawn from warehouses as of November 13, 12:01 a.m. ET. Details on affected products are listed in the Executive Order Annex.

U.S. Customs and Border Protection states:

“Filers must ensure that all supporting documentation that substantiates proof of the product’s intended use, where applicable, is kept on file for recordkeeping purposes.”

Additionally, CBP guidance indicates:

“…agricultural products identified as exempt from reciprocal tariffs and that have been entered for consumption or withdrawn from warehouse for consumption on or after 12:01am eastern standard time on November 13, 2025, importers should take action as necessary to correct entries to identify any products that are exempt from reciprocal tariffs pursuant to this amendment as soon as possible. For entries filed within the last 10 days, correct entries within 10 days of the cargo’s release from CBP custody and prior to estimated duties being deposited to avoid needing refunds. For unliquidated entries for which estimated duties have already been deposited, importers may file a post summary correction (PSC) to request a refund. Upon PSC approval, the refund will be issued at liquidation. For liquidated entries, importers may request a refund by filing a protest within 180 days after liquidation…”

We will share updates as they become available. For questions, please contact your Deringer representative.

Due to the rapidly changing application and modifications of duty rates, please note that Deringer is not responsible for coordinating the timing of U.S. entry and imposed tariff rates.