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10% forced-labor tier · No FTA · 32% IEEPA rate dead

🇮🇩 Indonesia Tariffs 2026

Indonesian goods pay MFN plus a 10% forced-labor Section 301 tariff — 2.5 points less than Vietnam, Thailand or China. The 32% IEEPA threat is gone. Here's what importers of Indonesia's $28 B in US exports need to know.

⚖️ Feb 20 2026 — IEEPA struck down📅 Jul 24 2026 — 10% forced-labor tier🤝 No FTA — talks ongoing⚠️ Court challenge — CBP still collecting

Current Tariff Status

32%
IEEPA Rate (2025)
Struck down Feb 20, 2026
Dead
10%
Forced-Labor Tariff
Since Jul 24, 2026
Active
0%
FTA Rate
No US-Indonesia FTA exists
N/A

How rates stack: The 10% forced-labor tariff adds on top of existing MFN duties. A product with a 12% MFN rate carries a 22% effective rate. Section 232 goods (steel, aluminum, copper, autos) pay the 232 rate instead of the 10%.

From 32% to Today: Indonesia's US Tariff Timeline

Apr 2, 2025
IEEPA — 32% reciprocal rate announced
Indonesia assigned a 32% reciprocal tariff, 2nd-highest in ASEAN after Vietnam (46%).
Apr 9, 2025
Pause — rate drops to 10%
Most country-specific rates paused. Indonesia: 32% → 10% on top of MFN.
Feb 20, 2026
IEEPA tariffs struck down
The Supreme Court rules IEEPA does not authorise tariffs. The 32% threat dies with it; a flat 10% Section 122 surcharge applies from Feb 24.
Jul 24, 2026
Forced-labor Section 301 tariff
Section 122 expires. Indonesia lands in the 10% tier of USTR's forced-labor tariff on 60 economies — 2.5 points below Vietnam, Thailand and China.
Aug 3, 2026
Court challenge filed
25 states sue in the Court of International Trade. CBP keeps collecting the 10%.

Indonesia Import Tariff Rates by Product

Effective rates = MFN + 10% forced-labor tariff (Section 232 goods excepted).

Product CategoryHS Ch.MFN Rate+10% Forced-laborEffective RateNotes
Apparel & clothing6100–621712–32%10%*22–42%2.5 points below Vietnam (12.5% tier)
Footwear6401–64066–37.5%10%*16–47.5%ADD may apply on certain types from Indonesia
Furniture & home goods9401–94030–8.7%10%*10–18.7%Lower MFN; Indonesia major furniture exporter
Palm oil & derivatives15110–10.8%10%*10–20.8%Indonesia #1 global palm oil exporter
Shrimp & seafood03060–15%10%*10–25%CVD orders on warm-water shrimp since 2004
Rubber & tires40110–4%10%*10–14%ADD on off-the-road tires; check CBP orders
Computers, phones, chips8471–85430%0%0%0% ITA duty and exempt from the forced-labor tariff
Copper products (semi-finished)7407–74130–3%exempt50% (§232)Section 232 copper replaces the 10%; cathodes and ores are not covered
Nickel products7502–75080–3%10%*10–13%Key battery material; downstreaming policy drives exports
Paper & wood products4400–48130–6%10%*10–16%Deforestation compliance may affect some buyers

* 10% forced-labor Section 301 tariff adds to the MFN base. ADD/CVD orders add further. Rates current as of September 2026.

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Indonesia vs Vietnam vs China: Tariff Comparison

Indonesia pays 10% forced-labor tariff; Vietnam and China pay 12.5%, and China adds its Section 301 list rate. AD/CVD orders can change the ranking for specific producers.

Product🇮🇩 Indonesia🇻🇳 Vietnam🇨🇳 ChinaInsight
Apparel (cotton T-shirts)
6109.10
16.5% + 10% = 26.5%16.5% + 12.5% = 29%16.5% + 7.5% §301 + 12.5% = 36.5%Indonesia cheapest of the three
Footwear (leather shoes)
6403.99
8.5% + 10% = 18.5%8.5% + 12.5% = 21%8.5% + 7.5% §301 + 12.5% = 28.5%2.5-point edge over Vietnam
Furniture (wooden)
9403.60
0% + 10% = 10%0% + 12.5% = 12.5%0% + 25% §301 + 12.5% = 37.5%Big China→Indonesia savings
Tires (passenger)
4011.10
4% + 10% = 14%4% + 12.5% = 16.5%4% + 25% §301 + 12.5% = 41.5%Check AD/CVD orders by producer
Shrimp (frozen)
0306.17
0% + 10% + CVD0% + 12.5% + ADD0% + 25% §301 + 12.5% + ADDProducer-specific AD/CVD decides the winner
Nickel (unwrought)
7502.10
0% + 10% = 10%Not major exporter0% + 25% §301 + 12.5% = 37.5%Indonesia dominates battery-grade nickel

Indonesia's Key Export Industries

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Apparel & Textiles

22–42% effective
US imports: $6.5B/yr

Indonesia is the 5th-largest clothing exporter to the US. High MFN rates stack with the 10% forced-labor tariff. Labor costs remain competitive vs China.

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Furniture & Home Goods

~10% effective
US imports: $2.8B/yr

Low MFN rates (0–8.7%) mean Indonesia furniture's effective rate is relatively modest. Major Indonesia advantage over Chinese furniture (0% + 25% §301 + 12.5% = 37.5%).

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Shrimp & Seafood

10–25% effective
US imports: $1.1B/yr

Active CVD orders (since 2004) add to the 10% tariff. Indonesia's CVD rates are generally lower than Vietnam's AD/CVD. Verify current rates with CBP.

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Nickel & Battery Materials

10–13% effective
US imports: $900M/yr

Indonesia holds 40% of global nickel reserves and has banned raw ore exports, pushing processed nickel/battery materials. Key for EV supply chains.

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