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Argentina faces 10% US Section 301 forced labor tariff, trackers show
Argentina is among the countries listed for a 10% US tariff, a measure Argentine exporters and policymakers will need to track amid wider shifts in global trade policy.
What happened
A US tariff tracker lists Argentina among the countries subject to a 10% Section 301 forced labor tariff. Trade Compliance Resource Hub The tariff took effect on July 24, 2026, and is referenced to a notice published in the Federal Register on July 28, 2026. Trade Compliance Resource Hub The 10% rate also applies to Bangladesh, Cambodia, Canada, Ecuador, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, India, Indonesia and Jordan, among others. Trade Compliance Resource Hub For the European Union and Thailand, the 10% rate is inclusive of the Column 1 duty rate. Trade Compliance Resource Hub
Around it
The same tracker also covers Section 301 excess capacity investigations, additional country-specific tariffs, product-specific tariffs, tariff stacking and an IEEPA refund process. Trade Compliance Resource Hub Separately, the Global Trade Alert documented 968 trade and industrial policy developments worldwide in October 2026. globaltradealert.org Its roundup highlights four trends: eased sanctions on Russian energy alongside wider restrictions, tighter US and Chinese technology controls, large subsidies for chips, AI and power generation, and trade defence cases against Chinese products across six jurisdictions. globaltradealert.org
Sources
- globaltradealert.orgGTA Monthly Roundup: October 2026 (opens in a new tab)
- Trade Compliance Resource HubTrump 2.0 tariff tracker (opens in a new tab)
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