Declining due to trade tensions and domestic production increases in China
Special Rates
MFN (Most Favored Nation) Rate
0%
Applicable to imports from WTO member countries, including the United States, under normal trade relations
Additional Retaliatory Tariff
Up to 50%
May apply due to ongoing US-China trade tensions; specific rate depends on product category and current trade policies
Additional Information
No additional information available.
Last updated: 1 year ago
News and Updates
Recent News
US Imposes New Tariffs on Chinese DRAM Imports Amid Trade Tensions
The United States has introduced additional tariffs on Chinese DRAM products under HS Code 8542.32, citing unfair trade practices and national security concerns related to technology supply chains.
2023-10-15
Impact: This is likely to increase costs for US companies reliant on Chinese DRAM, potentially leading to higher consumer electronics prices and encouraging diversification of supply chains.
China Retaliates with Restrictions on DRAM Exports to the US
In response to US tariffs, China has imposed export controls on certain DRAM components to the US, aiming to protect its domestic semiconductor industry.
2023-11-02
Impact: US manufacturers may face supply shortages, driving up production costs and accelerating efforts to source DRAM from alternative markets like South Korea or Taiwan.
US-China Talks on Semiconductor Trade Show Little Progress on DRAM Issues
Recent bilateral discussions between US and Chinese trade officials have failed to resolve disputes over DRAM trade, with both sides maintaining strict stances on tariffs and export controls.
2023-11-20
Impact: Continued uncertainty in DRAM trade policies could disrupt global supply chains, prompting tech companies to stockpile inventory and seek non-Chinese suppliers.
Policy Updates
US Department of Commerce Updates Tariff List for DRAM Imports
The US Department of Commerce has updated its tariff list to include specific DRAM products under HS Code 8542.32 from China, imposing a 25% additional duty as part of broader trade measures.
Date: 2023-10-10
China Implements New Export Licensing for DRAM Technologies
China's Ministry of Commerce has introduced a licensing requirement for the export of DRAM and related technologies to the US, citing national security and industrial policy objectives.
