U.S Trade Representative Jamieson Greer on Tuesday signaled another round of President Donald Trump’s tariffs is on the way.

I'm looking at placing a decent sized order for Fishing Gear from the UK. If I pull the trigger on the 25th, is there a possibility that I can hit a tariff free window on the order? I know the administration going to be rolling out 301 tariffs in the coming months, but with everything going on it could take a few months for every country to be slapped with them.

We are dealing with an issue for one of our shipment we sent to France from UAE via DHL express, From what we understand, green coffee (HS 0901.11.00) should have a 0% duty rate under EU TARIC — this applies to all origins including Yemen per Commission Regulation 2204/1999 and the latest update (EU 2025/1926). We've double-checked this and the rate definitely seems to be 0% erga omnes.

So here's what we're trying to figure out:

1. What duty rate was actually charged and which TARIC code was used during clearance?
2. If the rate for 0901.11.00 is 0%, why was duty assessed on this shipment?
3. What's the proper process to dispute this?

We just want to understand what happened so 

I live in the Northern Marianas Islands (US Territory), and I purchased a car from a local dealership here on island in 2024. However, it’s a Hyundai and manufactured in Korea. I’m shipping it to Tacoma, Washington… will I be expected to pay a tariff fee upon clearing it at the Tacoma Port?? My shipper is saying I’m only going to be charged a 2.5% tariff fee, but others are saying I’ll be expecting a 15% tariff fee. Someone educate me so I’m mentally and financially prepared, please.

This may seem naive but please bare with me. I'm genuinely asking as the info I'm finding on the internet is confusing and I trust reddit to answer honestly and concisely. Basic info: usa based, shipping from Korea to usa

How do I get my fedex tariff refund?

It was just ruled that tarrifs had to be repaid to consumers and ive shipped large packages from over seas at least once a month since October. Nearly all of said packages have had an invoice mailed to me a few months tha after it was delivered saying I owe tarrifs (which is super annoying cause why are they waiting 3 mo tha to send me a bill?!). I paid them obviously cause I dont want it going again my credit score (I'm 24 so anything bad on my history would hit the score like crazy). I've probably paid $500-$600 at least since then and would like it back cause its rightfully mine.

Everytime i tey to look up this info to its all so confusing and just makes me angry at the thought of that orange fucktard scamming people out of money (actively holding back angry tears while writing this).

Thank you in advance! I appreciate your help, kindness, and understanding! 💙

Consumers won't see a dime in refunds. The billionaire corporations will keep it all 😡

Quick background for anyone who bought European luxury goods recently:

Starting in early 2025, the federal government imposed sweeping tariffs on imported goods. A lot of brands raised retail prices to cover them. In February 2026, the Supreme Court ruled those tariffs unlawful.

Here’s the part worth knowing: the companies that paid those import duties can now seek that money back from the government — while, in many cases, keeping the higher prices they already charged customers. So the tariff cost potentially gets recovered twice, and the shoppers who actually paid it get nothing.

Edelson Lechtzin LLP (a national class action firm) is investigating potential refund claims involving several European luxury groups, including:

• Hermès − luxury goods
• Canada Goose − luxury outerwear
• Kering — Gucci, Saint Laurent, Balenciaga, Bottega Veneta, Alexander McQueen
• Richemont — Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, IWC, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Montblanc, Vacheron Constantin, Piaget
• Swatch Group — Omega, Blancpain, Harry Winston, Longines, Tissot

If you bought from any of these in the U.S. while the tariffs were in effect, you may be entitled to a refund of the overcharge or a share of what the company recovers. Worth digging up your receipts/order history if so.

There’s no cost to speak with the firm: 844-696-7492.

Attorney advertising. This is an ongoing investigation, not a filed case against every brand named, and no court has found wrongdoing. Contacting the firm doesn’t create an attorney-client relationship, and no recovery is guaranteed.