Overview
- President Trump signed the tariff proclamation on Sept. 29.
- Selected categories — including upholstered wooden furniture, kitchen shelving, washstands and related parts — will carry a 25% rate.
- On Jan. 1, rates are scheduled to rise to 30% for upholstered wood furniture and 50% for kitchen shelving and similar items.
- Existing arrangements cap tariff exposure for Japan and the EU at 15% and for the United Kingdom at 10%, with those limits maintained after the increases.
- The White House says the move supports domestic producers and job creation.