The Vision Council (TVC) issued a statement following new executive actions from the White House that alter tariff policies on goods imported from China.

On Nov. 4, President Donald Trump signed an order reducing the tariff rate on Chinese-origin products from 20% to 10% under authorities granted by the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. The change is scheduled to take effect on Nov. 10 and follows an agreement reached between the U.S. and China in late October.

In a separate executive order, the administration extended the pause on a planned reciprocal tariff for Chinese goods, keeping the current 10% rate in place through Nov. 10, 2026.

According to a White House fact sheet, a recently implemented port fee applied to Chinese-manufactured, owned, or operated vessels is also slated for suspension beginning Nov. 10. However, no official action has yet been taken to formalize that change.

TVC reports that it is updating its tariff calculation tables and online tariff simulator to reflect the latest adjustments.