Apple Avoids New China Chip Tariffs Until 2027

Apple Avoids New China Chip Tariffs Until 2027

Apple now has additional time to allow for tariffs on Chinese semiconductors, thanks to a delay on any actual cost impact until June 2027. While the United States will still apply new tariffs on semiconductor imports from China, the effective tariff rate will be set at zero for approximately 18 months, according to a Federal Register filing (via CNBC). The tariff rate will increase on June 23, 2027, with the specific percentage to be announced a…

Apple Avoids China Tariffs on Chips Until 2027 Amid Ongoing Trade Tensions

Apple, like many companies in the US, sources a lot of its components from China. Given the ongoing US and China trade war and Trump’s tariffs, it is expected that Apple will have to pay a premium to import its products into the country. However, there is some good news. It turns out that Apple will be able to avoid paying tariffs on chips imported from China until 2027. Apple escapes China chip tariffs until 2027 Now, before you think it had an…

Apple gets a tariff break

From Harley Charlton's "Apple Avoids New China Chip Tariffs Until 2027" posted Monday by MacRumors.

US Delays Chinese Chip Tariffs to 2027, Boosting Apple Supply Chain Shift

Apple’s Chip Tariff Lifeline: A Strategic Delay in the U.S.-China Tech Standoff In a move that has sent ripples through the global semiconductor supply chain, Apple Inc. has secured a crucial breathing room from impending U.S. tariffs on Chinese-made chips. According to recent reports, the United States Trade Representative (USTR) has decided to postpone the effective imposition of these tariffs until June 2027, setting the initial rate at zero …

Apple Gets Relief on China Chip Tariffs Until 2027

Apple has secured a delay on new U.S. tariffs on Chinese chips until 2027, easing cost pressures on its products and supply chain.