ReviewTrade Representative, Office of United States · Tariffs & customsEffective Nov 10, In force4/4 quoted sentences found in the source

All 178 remaining Section 301 China tariff exclusions are extended, but only through January 9, 2027

USTR extended every one of the 178 product exclusions still in force from the Section 301 duties on Chinese goods. They were due to lapse after November 9, 2026 and now run through 11:59 p.m. eastern time on January 9, 2027. The notice ties the short extension to ongoing discussions with China.

Exclusions extendedall 178 current exclusions
Now throughJanuary 9, 2027
Was throughNovember 9, 2026

What the document says

Matched to source. All 178 current exclusions are extended.
Matched to source. The new end date is January 9, 2027.
Matched to source. The previous end date was November 9, 2026.
Matched to source. USTR gives ongoing talks with China as the reason.

Who does this affect?: Importers of Chinese-origin goods that clear under a Section 301 exclusion, and anyone pricing first-quarter 2027 orders on the assumption the exclusion continues.
What it costs: The Section 301 duty stays off goods covered by the 178 exclusions through January 9, 2027; the notice gives no dollar total.
What to check: If any of your Chinese-origin goods clear under a Section 301 exclusion, ask your broker to confirm that entries since November 10 still claim it, and treat January 9, 2027 as the date to re-check: the notice extends the exclusions by two months, not a year.

The headline, summary, who, cost, and what-to-check lines are our reading of the document, not the document’s words and not advice.

Primary source

Notice of Product Exclusion Extensions: China's Acts, Policies, and Practices Related to Technology Transfer, Intellectual Property, and Innovation