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U.S. imports of aluminum articles, not elsewhere specified (HS 761699) totaled $151.5M in April 2026, traded with 76 countries.
Last updated: April 2026 dataAs a catch-all for fabricated aluminum goods that do not fit more specific headings, this subheading encompasses a commercially diverse range — from luggage frames (7616991000) and ladders (7616995130) to castings (7616995160), forgings (7616995170), venetian blinds (7616995140), and pipe hangers (7616995150). Mexico leads US supply, followed by China and Canada, reflecting deep North American manufacturing integration alongside significant Chinese export activity that carries Section 232 and, for many lines, Section 301 tariff exposure. Correct classification within the ten available 10-digit lines is essential because castings, forgings, and wire articles each carry distinct tariff treatment. Importers of laminated sheet goods should pay particular attention to 7616995120, which applies to specific laminated aluminum sheet constructions.
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The distinction turns on manufacturing process: castings are produced by pouring molten aluminum into a mold, while forgings are shaped by compressive force applied to solid metal. CBP may request mill certificates, process documentation, or metallurgical analysis to verify the production method, especially for parts that could plausibly be either.
Many aluminum fabricated articles from China are subject to both Section 232 aluminum tariffs and Section 301 tariffs. The applicable Section 301 list depends on the specific 10-digit HTS line; importers should confirm current list coverage and any granted exclusions with a licensed customs broker before entry.
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