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U.S. Expands 50% Tariffs to Imported Appliances Starting June 23

by Daisy D.
06/13/2025
in Tariffs & Duties

By supplychainreport

The United States government is set to implement a significant expansion of its steel tariffs, extending the current 50% duty rate to a broader category of imported household appliances beginning June 23, according to a notice issued by the Department of Commerce and reported by Reuters.

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This policy change will affect a variety of consumer goods categorized as “steel derivative products,” which include widely used appliances such as dishwashers, washing machines, refrigerators, and similar items that rely heavily on steel components. The existing 50% tariffs, already in place for primary steel and aluminum imports, will now apply to these additional goods as part of efforts to bolster domestic manufacturing and address concerns related to unfair trade practices.

Broader Impact on Consumers and Industry
Industry analysts and supply chain professionals have raised concerns that the expansion could contribute to further cost pressures on American consumers, particularly in the home appliance market. With inflation already affecting household budgets and key product categories, price hikes on major appliances may pose challenges for buyers and retailers alike.

Appliance manufacturers, both domestic and international, are likely to adjust their supply strategies in response to the increased import duties. For companies that rely on global supply chains to source components or finished products, the tariffs may result in higher input costs or necessitate shifts in production.

Retailers may also face inventory pricing issues, as many have pre-stocked items that may now be subject to different cost structures depending on arrival or production dates. Some industry experts expect price adjustments in the coming weeks as the market reacts to the new tariff rules.

Policy Context
The expansion of the steel tariffs is part of a broader initiative aimed at supporting U.S. industries perceived to be under pressure from foreign competition. According to the Commerce Department, steel derivative products were included in the tariff extension due to their close economic relationship with core steel imports, which are seen as vital to maintaining a competitive domestic steel industry.

Officials have indicated that the expanded tariffs are designed to reduce import reliance on specific steel-intensive products and promote investment in U.S.-based manufacturing facilities. However, there are questions surrounding the long-term effectiveness of such trade policies, particularly when it comes to balancing domestic economic support with consumer affordability.

Reactions from Trade and Business Groups
While some domestic steel producers and trade unions have welcomed the decision, others—including manufacturers, retailers, and trade associations—have urged the government to consider exemptions or alternatives for essential consumer goods. The American Home Appliance Manufacturers Association and other industry stakeholders have cautioned that higher tariffs on steel-based products could disrupt supply chains, reduce competitiveness, and lead to higher costs for American households.

Additionally, concerns have been raised regarding the cumulative impact of multiple tariffs across industries, especially as inflation continues to influence economic conditions across the country.

Next Steps
With the expanded tariffs set to take effect on June 23, stakeholders throughout the supply chain are reviewing their import and sourcing strategies. Importers and manufacturers will need to assess how the changes affect their cost structures and product availability. Retailers, meanwhile, may need to prepare for possible shifts in consumer demand and adjust their pricing strategies accordingly.

The U.S. government has not yet indicated whether further expansions of the tariff regime are under consideration. However, ongoing developments in global trade dynamics, manufacturing policy, and economic performance will likely influence future decisions.

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