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AD/CVD risk

AD/CVD source watch: possible product-scope risk needs verification

AD/CVD scope cannot be determined from HTS code alone. Tariff Sentinel flags possible source overlap for footwear and footwear-component imports and sends users to Commerce and CBP records for review, so a watched code becomes an investigation queue rather than an automatic duty conclusion. Affected codes and effective dates are shown with official source links and review notes.

Source: Commerce / CBP AD-CVD public sourcesRefreshed Jun 7, 2026Official source Spotted an error?
PublishedMay 8, 2026
EffectiveMay 8, 2026
Review statusNeeds review
Source checkedJun 7, 2026

Affected HTS codes

6404.20.40textile-upper footwear with leather or composition-leather soles

Related review paths

Monitor AD/CVD risk changes6404.20.40 duty from China6404.20.40 duty from Vietnam

Related tariff changes

Section 232 metals guidance now covers steel, aluminum, and copper derivativesSection 232 change effective Jun 8, 2026USTR opens second four-year review process for China Section 301 actionsSection 301 change effective May 6, 2026

Official source links

Sources verified for this notice

Last verified: Jun 7, 2026. Dates, process details, source-watch status, and review caveats above were checked against the cited official sources on that date. Always confirm the controlling text in the official source before filing or sourcing decisions.

What to do with this notice

Compare the affected HTS list with your saved codes, then check whether the official text limits treatment by country, entry date, product description, importer action, or exclusion language. A notice can be important even when it does not immediately change the duty shown on a calculator.

Tariff Sentinel keeps the source URL, official PDF when available, and review status close to the affected-code list so teams can decide whether to update landed-cost assumptions, hold a purchase order, or send the source to a broker for a product-specific reading. Keep the reviewed source with the shipment file so later audits can show which notice informed the decision and when it was checked.