HS Code:
This category pertains to articles that are products of Canada, as specified under U.S. note 2(j) to the relevant subchapter, excluding specific products listed under headings 9903.01.11 through 9903.01.15. These articles fall under various Harmonized System (HS) codes and are subject to specific trade agreements, such as the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), which facilitates preferential tariff treatment for qualifying goods. The category encompasses a wide range of products, reflecting the diverse trade relationship between the U.S. and Canada, including agricultural goods, industrial products, and consumer items.
Total Trade Volume
USD 718.2 billion
Data from 2022
Source
U.S. Census Bureau, International Trade Data
Average Rate
0% (under USMCA for qualifying goods)
Highest Rate
Up to 25% (for non-qualifying goods or specific exceptions)
Lowest Rate
0% (under preferential trade agreements like USMCA)
Increased demand for Canadian natural resources
Boost in exports of energy products and raw materials to the U.S., driven by supply chain integration and energy needs.
2021-2022
Growth in cross-border e-commerce
Rising trade in consumer goods due to increased online shopping and faster customs processing under USMCA.
2020-2022
Focus on sustainable trade practices
Shift towards environmentally friendly products and stricter compliance with sustainability regulations.
2022
Adjustments to Rules of Origin under USMCA for certain Canadian products to ensure compliance and maintain duty-free access to the U.S. market.
July 2022
Improved clarity for businesses, potentially increasing qualifying trade volume.
Resolution of disputes regarding dairy market access under USMCA, ensuring fairer trade practices for Canadian dairy products entering the U.S.
May 2022
Positive for Canadian dairy exporters, with potential increase in trade volume for specific agricultural products.
Joint U.S.-Canada initiatives to strengthen supply chains for critical goods, including semiconductors and energy products.
October 2022
Likely to boost trade in high-demand sectors and reduce disruptions.