China | 659 U.S. products such as pork, soybeans, seafood, automobiles, and chemicals | 25 percent | A total of $50 billion: $34 billion will go into effect on July 6; the remaining $16 billion is under review | Will be partially implemented on July 6 |
Canada | Industrial metal such as steel and aluminum, as well as consumer products such as maple syrup, pizza, and toilet paper | 25 percent or 10 percent depending on the item | $12.5 billion | Will be implemented on July 1 |
Mexico | U.S. products such as steel goods, cheese, cranberries, bourbon, and pork | 25 percent or 20 percent depending on the item | $3 billion | Implemented |
European Union | U.S. exports such as peanut butter, bourbon, orange juice, steel, and agricultural products | 10 percent, 25 percent, 35 percent, or 50 percent depending on the item | $3.4 billion | Will be implemented in July |
Turkey | 22 U.S. items including coal, paper, walnuts, almonds, tobacco, whiskey, automobiles, cosmetics, machinery, and petrochemical products | 40 percent maximum | $1.8 billion | Implemented |
Japan | To be announced, as Japan is still weighing its options and has not released any concrete information about its retaliatory tariffs | TBA | $409 million | Threatened |
India | 29 items including lentils, almonds, walnuts, shrimp, apples, and some chemical and metal products | 10 to 50 percent depending on the item | $240 million* | Implemented |
Russia | Potentially targeting road construction equipment, among other products | TBA | TBA | Threatened |