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China 301 Retaliation List in Response to US List 4A | Released . China 301 Retaliation List in Response to US List 4A | Released August 23, 2019 | Effective September 1, 2019 Additional Tariffs Item HS Codes Product Name (%) 1 01012900 Other horse 5% 2 01013090 Other donkeys 2.5% 3 01019000 Mule 2.5% 4 01022900 Other domestic cattle 2.5% 5 01023900 Other buffaloes 2.5% 6 01029090 Other cattle 2.5% 7 01039110 Pigs under 10 kg 2.5% 8 01039120 10 kg (inclusive) to 50 kg (excluding) pigs 2.5% 9 01039200 Pigs 50 kg and above 2.5% 10 01041090 Other sheep 2.5% 11 01042090 Other goats 2.5% 12 01051190 Other chickens weighing no more than 185 grams 2.5% 13 01051290 Other turkeys weighing no more than 185 grams 2.5% 14 01051390 Other ducks weighing no more than 185 grams 2.5% 15 01051490 Other geese weighing no more than 185 grams 2.5% 16 01051590 Other pearl chickens weighing no more than 185 grams 2.5% 17 01059490 Other chickens weighing more than 185 g 2.5% 18 01059991 Other ducks weighing more than 185 g 2.5% 19 01059992 Other geese weighing more than 185 grams 2.5% 20 01059993 Other pearl chickens weighing more than 185 grams 2.5% 21 01059994 Other turkeys weighing more than 185 grams 2.5% 22 01061190 Other primates 2.5% 23 01061219 Other whales, dolphins and porpoises; manatees and dugongs 2.5% 24 01061229 Other seals, sea lions and walruses 2.5% 25 01061390 Other camels and other camels 2.5% 26 01061490 Other Rabbits and Hares 2.5% [email protected] | www.strtrade.com Page 1 . Compilation Copyright © 2020 Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg, P.A. All rights reserved Updated 11/23/20 . China 301 Retaliation List in Response to US List 4A | Released August 23, 2019 | Effective September 1, 2019 Additional Tariffs Item HS Codes Product Name (%) 27 01061990 Other mammals 2.5% 28 01062020 Edible reptiles 2.5% 29 01062090 Other reptiles 2.5% 30 01063190 Other Raptors 2.5% 31 01063290 Other parrot-shaped birds 2.5% 32 01063390 Other ostrich; 2.5% 33 01063921 Pigeons 2.5% 34 01063923 Ducks 2.5% 35 01063929 Other edible birds 2.5% 36 01063990 Other birds 2.5% 37 01064190 Other bees 2.5% 38 01064990 Other insects 2.5% 39 01069090 Other animals 2.5% 40 02012000 Fresh or cold beef with bones 5% 41 02013000 Fresh or cold boneless beef 5% 42 02022000 Frozen boned beef 5% 43 02023000 Frozen boneless beef 5% 44 02031200 Hams, shoulders and cuts thereof, with bone in 5% 45 02031900 Other 5% 46 02032200 Hams, shoulders and cuts thereof, with bone in 5% 47 02032900 Other frozen pork 5% 48 02042200 Fresh or cold boned lamb 5% 49 02062900 Other frozen beef chops 5% 50 02063000 Fresh or cold pig chop 5% 51 02064100 Livers of swine, frozen 5% 52 02064900 Other edible offal of swine, frozen 5% 53 02071100 Fresh or cold whole chicken 5% 54 02071200 Frozen whole chicken 5% 55 02071311 Fresh or cold chicken with bones 5% [email protected] | www.strtrade.com Page 2 . Compilation Copyright © 2020 Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg, P.A. All rights reserved Updated 11/23/20 . China 301 Retaliation List in Response to US List 4A | Released August 23, 2019 | Effective September 1, 2019 Additional Tariffs Item HS Codes Product Name (%) 56 02071319 Fresh or cold other chicken nuggets 5% 57 02071321 Fresh or cold chicken wings (excluding wingtips) 5% 58 02071329 Fresh or cold chicken chops 5% 59 02071411 Frozen boned chicken nuggets 5% 60 02071419 Frozen other chicken nuggets 5% 61 02071421 Frozen chicken wings (excluding wingtips) 5% 62 02071422 Fresh, cold and frozen chicken feet 5% 63 02071429 Frozen other chicken chops 5% 64 02072400 Fresh or cold whole turkey 5% 65 02072500 Frozen whole turkey 5% 66 02072600 Fresh or cold turkey pieces and chops 5% 67 02072700 Frozen turkey pieces and chopped pieces 5% 68 02074100 Fresh or cold whole duck 5% 69 02074200 Frozen whole duck 5% 70 02074300 Fresh or cold duck fatty liver 5% 71 02074400 Fresh or cold duck pieces and chop 5% 72 02074500 Frozen duck pieces and chop 5% 73 02075100 Fresh or cold whole geese 5% 74 02075200 Frozen whole goose 5% 75 02075300 Fresh or cold goose liver 5% 76 02075400 Fresh or cold goose pieces and chop 5% 77 02075500 Frozen goose pieces and chopped 5% 78 02101110 Dried, smoked, salted pork bones 5% 79 02101190 Dried, smoked, salted pork bones 5% 80 02101200 Dried, smoked, salted pork belly 5% 81 02101900 Dried, smoked, salted other pork 5% 82 02102000 Dried, smoked, salted beef 5% 83 03019190 Live trout 5% 84 03019290 Live Eels 5% [email protected] | www.strtrade.com Page 3 . Compilation Copyright © 2020 Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg, P.A. All rights reserved Updated 11/23/20 . China 301 Retaliation List in Response to US List 4A | Released August 23, 2019 | Effective September 1, 2019 Additional Tariffs Item HS Codes Product Name (%) 85 03019390 Live carp 5% 86 03019491 Live Atlantic bluefin tuna 5% 87 03019492 Live Pacific Bluefin Tuna 5% 88 03019590 Other live southern bluefin tuna 5% 89 03019991 Live rife fish 5% 90 03019992 Live 5% 91 03019993 Other live carp 5% 92 03019999 Other live fish 5% 93 03031100 Frozen red salmon 5% 94 03031200 Frozen other salmon 5% 95 03031300 Frozen Atlantic salmon and Danube fish 5% 96 03031400 Frozen squid 5% 97 03031900 Frozen other carp 5% 98 03032300 Frozen tilapia 5% 99 03032400 Frozen squid 5% 100 03032500 Frozen carp 5% 101 03032600 Frozen squid 5% 102 03032900 Frozen Nile Salmon and Blackfish 5% 103 03033110 Frozen Greenland Warbler 5% 104 03033190 Frozen mackerel 5% 105 03033200 Frozen squid 5% 106 03033300 Frozen squid 5% 107 03033400 Frozen turbot 5% 108 03033900 Other frozen halibut 5% 109 03034100 Frozen albacore tuna 5% 110 03034200 Frozen Yellow Fin Tuna 5% 111 03034300 Frozen squid or fox 5% 112 03034400 Frozen bigeye tuna 5% 113 03034510 Frozen Atlantic Bluefin Tuna 5% [email protected] | www.strtrade.com Page 4 . Compilation Copyright © 2020 Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg, P.A. All rights reserved Updated 11/23/20 . China 301 Retaliation List in Response to US List 4A | Released August 23, 2019 | Effective September 1, 2019 Additional Tariffs Item HS Codes Product Name (%) 114 03034520 Frozen Pacific bluefin tuna 5% 115 03034600 Frozen Southern Bluefin Tuna 5% 116 03034900 Other frozen tuna 5% 117 03035100 Frozen squid 5% 118 03035300 Frozen sardines 5% 119 03035400 Frozen squid 5% 120 03035500 Frozen mackerel 5% 121 03035600 Frozen cobia 5% 122 03035700 Frozen swordfish 5% 123 03035900 Frozen Indian mackerel, Mackerel, etc 5% 124 03036300 Frozen squid 5% 125 03036400 Frozen Black Line Squid 5% 126 03036500 Frozen green barley 5% 127 03036600 Frozen dog carp 5% 128 03036700 Frozen catfish 5% 129 03036800 Frozen Blue Trout 5% 130 03036900 Other frozen mackerel 5% 131 03038100 Frozen Horned Sharks and Other Sharks 5% 132 03038200 Frozen mackerel and herring 5% 133 03038300 Frozen Nanji Toothfish 5% 134 03038400 Frozen barramundi 5% 135 03038910 Frozen fish 5% 136 03038920 Frozen yellow fish 5% 137 03038930 Frozen squid 5% 138 03038990 Other frozen fish 5% 139 03039100 Frozen fish liver, fish eggs and fish essence 5% 140 03039200 Frozen shark fin 5% 141 03039900 Frozen fins and other fish 5% 142 03046100 Frozen tilapia and other fish fillets 5% [email protected] | www.strtrade.com Page 5 . Compilation Copyright © 2020 Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg, P.A. All rights reserved Updated 11/23/20 . China 301 Retaliation List in Response to US List 4A | Released August 23, 2019 | Effective September 1, 2019 Additional Tariffs Item HS Codes Product Name (%) 143 03046211 Frozen Channel Catfish Fillet 5% 144 03046219 Frozen other shadtail fillets 5% 145 03046290 Frozen other cod fillets 5% 146 03046300 Frozen Nile Salmon Slices 5% 147 03046900 Frozen carp, squid, blackfish fillet 5% 148 03047100 Frozen squid fillets 5% 149 03047200 Frozen Black Line Salmon Fillet 5% 150 03047300 Frozen green barley fillet 5% 151 03047400 Frozen dog cod fillet 5% 152 03047500 Frozen narrow squid fillet 5% 153 03047900 Frozen other cod fillets 5% 154 03048100 Frozen salmon, Atlantic salmon, and Donutscher fillets 5% 155 03048200 Frozen squid fillets 5% 156 03048300 Frozen fillet fish fillet 5% 157 03048400 Frozen swordfish fillet 5% 158 03048500 Frozen South Pole Tooth Slices 5% 159 03048600 Frozen squid fillets 5% 160 03048700 Frozen tuna, squid or fox fins 5% 161 03048800 Frozen Horned Sharks, Other Sharks, Squid, and Herring Pieces 5% 162 03048900 Frozen other fillets 5% 163 03049100 Frozen swordfish 5% 164 03049200 Frozen South Pole Toothfish 5% 165 03049300 Frozen tilapia fish fish 5% 166 03049400 Frozen parrot fish 5% 167 03049500 Rhinocerosidae 5% 168 03049600 Frozen Horned Sharks and Other Shark Meat 5% 169 03049700 Frozen squid and eel meat 5% 170 03049900 Other frozen fish 5% 171 03051000 Fishmeal and pellets for human consumption 5% [email protected] | www.strtrade.com Page 6 . Compilation Copyright © 2020 Sandler, Travis & Rosenberg, P.A. All rights reserved Updated 11/23/20 . China 301 Retaliation List in Response to US List 4A | Released August 23, 2019 | Effective September 1, 2019 Additional Tariffs Item HS Codes Product Name (%) 172 03052000 Dried, smoked, salted fish liver, fish eggs and fish essence 5% 173 03054120 Smoked salmon, except for edible chop 5% 174 03061100 Frozen Cay shrimps and other lobsters 5% 175 03061200 Frozen lobster 5% 176 03061410 Frozen crab 5% 177 03061490 Other frozen crabs 5% 178 03061500 Frozen norwegian jellyfish shrimp 5% 179 03061611 Frozen cold shrimp shrimp 5% 180 03061612 Frozen northern long-range shrimp shrimp 5% 181 03061619 Frozen other cold water shrimp 5% 182 03061621 Frozen cold shrimps 5% 183 03061629 Frozen other cold water prawns 5% 184 03061711 Frozen shrimp shrimp
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