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Tariff trade increases with Canada
Home Furnishings Association
Tariff Watch: Section 122 Deadline Approaches as New Trade Actions Emerge

As of July 22, 2026, furniture retailers face a rapidly changing trade environment with potential implications for product costs, sourcing, and inventory planning. New Section 301 tariffs on imports from Brazil took effect today, while a 50% tariff on specified Canadian goods under Section 338 is scheduled to take effect

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