Please let us know if you have feedbackThe U.S. will implement new tariffs on wood imports as well as derivative products such as upholstered furniture and kitchen cabinets beginning Oct. 14, per an executive order signed by President Donald Trump Monday. In addition, the Trump administration’s previously implemented tariffs on cars and auto parts will supersede tariffs on wood products, the order says. This means if an imported wood product would be subject to both levies, it would only be charged the 25% car and auto part tariff. The wood tariffs are the result of a monthslong Section 232 investigation by the Commerce Department. The Commerce Secretary is also responsible for “determining whether there is a threat of undervaluation of wood product imports” and delivering an updated report on the domestic wood product industry by Oct. 1, 2026, to assess whether additional duties should be implemented.