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The United States has chosen to apply new 10% tariffs to goods imported from a total of 60 countries, including the countries where nearly every iPhone and Mac are assembled.

Scientist in full protective suit and goggles holds a tiny rectangular microchip between blue-gloved fingers in a clean, sterile laboratory environment
Apple’s supply chain may be impacted by new tariffs. Image credit: Intel

The new tariffs went into effect on Friday, July 24, 2026. They come into force as a 10% blanket import tax imposed by the Trump administration lapsed following a Supreme Court ruling that it was unlawful.

The new action follows a months-long investigation by the U.S. Trade Representative into the possible use of forced labor in the production of goods in 60 countries.

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