By the authority which suits me as president by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, including the international law on the economic powers of emergency (50 USC 1701 and following.) (IEEPA), The National Emergency ACT (50 USC 1601 and following.), Article 604 of the 1974 trade law, as modified (19 USC 2483), and article 301 of title 3, Code of the United States, it is by this ordered:
Section 1. Aim. Many shippers based in the People’s Republic of China (RPC) hide illicit substances and hide the real content of the expeditions sent to the United States through misleading shipping practices. These sender often avoid detection due to administration minimis Exemption under article 321 (a) (2) (c) of the 1930 tariff law, as modified (19 USC 1321 (a) (2) (c)).
As indicated in the executive decree 14195 of February 1, 2025 (imposing tasks to contact the supply chain in synthetic opioids in the People’s Republic of China), as modified by decree 14228 of March 3, 2025 (additional amendment to the tasks of the supply chain in synthetic opioid in the Republic of the United States. 2025 (Amendment to tasks concerning the supply chain in synthetic opioids in the People’s Republic of China), I suspended the elimination of the Free Free minimis Treatment on the articles described in section 2 (a) of the executive decree 14195. The Secretary of Commerce informed me that adequate systems are now in place to treat and perceive tariff income for the goods covered with the RPC otherwise eligible for minimis Treatment under 19 USC 1321 (A) (2) (C). Consequently, frankly minimis A treatment under 19 USC 1321 (a) (2) (c) will no longer be available for RPC products (which includes Hong Kong products) described in section 2 (a) of executive decree 14195, as modified by the executive decree 14228, including international postal packages sent to the United States through the International Postal Network of the PRC or Hong Kong, Consumption, or withdrawn from Warehouse, for 12: East daylight time on May 2, 2025. Additional rights for these imported goods will be collected at the rates described in this order.
Second. 2. Evaluation of tasks on low value products from the RPC. (a) other than the articles sent to the United States through the international postal network (for which an obligation is ensured separately as described in paragraphs (b) and (c) of this section), all the sending of articles described in section 2 (a) of executive decree 14195, as modified by the executive order 14228, which are RPC or Hong Kong products; which are sent to the United States; which are evaluated at or less than $ 800 and who otherwise qualify minimis Exemption authorized in 19 USC 1321 (a) (2) (c); And who have entered for consumption or withdrawn from the warehouse for consumption, at 12:01 pm, the day of daylight in the East on May 2, 2025, must be registered by a qualified part to enter another type of appropriate entry into the automated commercial environment (ACE) operated by American customs and the protection of border (CBP) of the Ministry of Interior Security, with all applicable rights by section 2 (a) by the executive order 14228, and paid in accordance with the applicable entry and payment procedures. Departments and executive agencies, including the Ministry of Internal Security, through the CBP, take all the measures necessary to carry out the objectives of this order, in accordance with the applicable law, including by temporary suspension or modification of regulations or notices in the Federal register. The United States International Trade Committee will continue to act ministerial by modifying the Harmonized Price Calendar of the United States (HTSU), if necessary, to reflect the actions set out in this order.
(b) Imposition of duty.
(i) All postal articles containing goods described in section 2 (a) of executive decree 14195 and sent to the United States through the international postal network of the RPC or Hong Kong and transported by carriers evaluated or less than 800 dollars and who would otherwise be eligible for the minimis The exemption authorized in 19 USC 1321 (a) (2) (c) is subject to the functions described in paragraph c) of this article. In order to cope with the threat of the non-prevision of the RPC to soften the sustained influx of synthetic opioids in the United States, while allowing the ordered flow of legitimate international mail, the functions imposed in paragraph (C) of this section, unless necessary by applicable law, are imposed instead of any other right of delivery within the framework of the execution, including the operation of 20% AD Valorm. 14228; The most favored national rates embodied in the HTSUS; and the duties imposed in accordance with article 301 of the 1974 trade law.
(ii) The CBP is authorized to demand that the carrier transported the international postal package to the United States to submit payment of rights described in paragraph (C) of this article to the monthly CBP or on another periodic period that CBP considers appropriate, and the CBP may issue regulations and advice if necessary or appropriate to implement and impose this requirement.
(iii) All transporters who transport international postal packages of the PRC or Hong Kong to the United States as a party or for the name of the international postal network must report to the CBP the total number of postal items containing goods and, if the rate of rights specified in the subsection (C) (i) of this section, the value of each postal article containing content, within converse, CBP. The CBP may require the submission of the documentation and the information of the carrier to verify the total number and the value of the individual postal articles containing goods to be transmitted electronically via the ACE.
(c) Right rate. Transporters of transport providing shipments to the United States from the RPC or Hong Kong sent by the international postal network must perceive and put tasks to the CBP under the approach described in one or the other paragraph (C) (i) or paragraph C) (ii) of this section. Transporters must apply the same service collection methodology to all shipments; However, transporter transporters can modify their collection methodology once a month or on another periodic period than CBP the appropriate judge, when providing 24 hours notice to CBP.
(i) ad valorem duty. 30% of the value of the postal article containing goods for goods input for consumption at 12:01 p.m., East daylight time on May 2, 2025.
(ii) specific duty. 25 dollars per postal article containing goods for goods input for consumption at 12:01 p.m. Eastern day, May 2, 2025 and before 12:01 p.m., day of daylight, June 1, 2025 and 50 dollars per postal object containing the day of the East on June 1, 2025.
(d) Obligation of obligation. Any carrier who carries international postal articles containing goods from the PRC or Hong Kong to the United States, by any mode of transport, must have an obligation of international carrier to guarantee the payment of the rights described in paragraphs (b) and (c) of this section. The CBP is authorized to ensure that the international carrier obligations required by this paragraph are sufficient to take into account the rights described in paragraphs (b) and (c) of this section.
(e) Discretion to require a formal entry. The CBP may require official entry, in accordance with existing regulations, for any international postal ensemble which could otherwise be subject to the rights described in paragraphs (b) and (c) of this section. An international postal package for which CBP requires official entry will not be subject to the rights described in paragraphs (b) and (c) of this section, and will rather be subject to all rights, taxes and costs applicable in accordance with all applicable laws.
Second. 3. Implementation of duty. The internal security secretary is responsible for taking all the necessary measures to implement this order. In accordance with article 4 of Decree 14195, the Secretary of Internal Security, in consultation with the Secretary of the Treasury, the Attorney General and the Secretary of Commerce, is authorized to take these actions, in particular by adopting rules and regulations, and the employment of all the powers granted to the President by the IEEEPA which could be necessary to implement this order.
Second. 4. Internal security authorities. Nothing in this order limits the capacity of the Ministry of Internal Security to use the available legal authorities granted to guarantee compliance with the provisions of this order.
Second. 5. Monitoring. Within 90 days of the date of this order, the Secretary of Commerce, in consultation with the Representative of the United States, will submit a report to the President concerning the impact of this ordinance on American industries, consumers and supply chains and recommendations for additional action as it deems it necessary, including a recommendation on the question of the extension of the extension, minimis The inadmissibility of Macao’s packages is necessary to prevent bypassing this order.
Second. 6. General provisions. a) Nothing in this order should be interpreted as altering or otherwise affect:
(i) the authority granted by law to an executive department, an agency or its head; Or
(ii) the functions of the director of the management and budget office relating to budgetary, administrative or legislative proposals.
(b) This order must be implemented in accordance with the applicable law and subject to the availability of credits.
(c) This order is not intended to create and create a right or advantage, a noun or procedure, enforceable in law or equity by a party against the United States, its services, agencies or entities, its officers, employees or agents, or any other person.
Donald J. Trump
The White House,
April 2, 2025.
