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Hit by the 50% Section 338 tariffs? The duties took effect 22 August 2026, and a CUSMA claim does not exempt your goods. We have published Section 338 tariff briefings for 15 Canadian industries, covering what is captured, what to do this week, and the software that keeps your pricing accurate while rates move.
Health and Wellness
- Dentists
- Chiropractors
- Physiotherapy Clinics
- Optometrists
- Veterinarians
- Massage Therapists
- Therapists and Counselors
- Home Care Agencies
- Senior Living Communities
- Med Spas
- Pharmacies
- Dietitians and Nutritionists
Rising supply and device costs? See Section 338 tariffs for Canadian medical and wellness clinics and for veterinary clinics.
Fitness and Sport
- Gyms
- Yoga Studios
- Martial Arts Schools
- Dance Studios
- Swim Schools
- Personal Trainers
- Sports Leagues
- Golf Courses
- Climbing Gyms
Food and Hospitality
- Restaurants
- Cafes and Coffee Shops
- Food Trucks
- Caterers
- Breweries
- Wineries
- Bakeries
- Meal Prep Services
- Hotels and Inns
- Vacation Rental Managers
- Tour Operators
- Fishing Charters
Beer, wine, and spirits are captured at 50%. See Section 338 tariffs for Canadian restaurants and bars.
Trades and Home Services
- Plumbers
- Electricians
- HVAC Companies
- Roofers
- Painting Companies
- Landscapers
- Cleaning Companies
- Pest Control Companies
- Moving Companies
- Auto Repair Shops
- Car Detailers
- Locksmiths
- General Contractors
- Pool Service Companies
Quoting jobs on pre-tariff material costs? See Section 338 tariffs for Canadian construction and trades and for auto repair and fleets.
Professional Services
- Law Firms
- Accounting Firms
- Insurance Agencies
- Financial Advisors
- Real Estate Agents
- Property Managers
- Staffing Agencies
- Marketing Agencies
- Business Coaches
- Mortgage Brokers
Clients in exposed sectors? See Section 338 tariffs for Canadian professional services and for real estate and property management.
Retail and Commerce
- Retail Boutiques
- Grocery Stores
- Farmers Markets
- Florists
- Jewelers
- Pet Stores
- Bike Shops
- E-commerce Brands
Textiles, leather, and furniture are captured at 50%. See Section 338 tariffs for Canadian retail and e-commerce and for grocery and local retail.
Education and Family
- Tutoring Centers
- Daycares and Preschools
- Private Schools
- Driving Schools
- Music Schools
- Summer Camps
- Language Schools
- After-School Programs
Community and Organizations
- Churches
- Nonprofits
- Tribal Nations
- Labor Unions
- Co-ops
- Municipalities
- Community Centers
- Chambers of Commerce
Logistics and Field Operations
- Trucking Companies
- Courier and Delivery Services
- Farms and Ranches
- Equipment Rental Companies
- Waste and Recycling Companies
- Warehouses and 3PLs
- Home Inspectors
- Towing Companies
- Snow Removal Companies
Border delays and stockpiling demand? See Section 338 tariffs for Canadian logistics and freight, for warehousing and 3PL, and for agriculture and farming.
Creative and Events
- Photographers
- Videographers
- Wedding Planners
- Event Venues
- Podcasters
- Hair Salons
- Barbershops
- Tattoo Studios
- Nail Salons
- Art Galleries
AV gear and staging are captured at 50%. See Section 338 tariffs for Canadian event production and AV.