Toys & Games from 🇲🇽 Mexico: US Import Tariffs 2026
Complete guide to US duty rates, HTS codes, and tariff overlays for toys & games imported from Mexico. Total 2025 imports: $84M.
Quick answer for US importers
What is the US import duty on toys & games from Mexico?
Toys & Games imported into the United States from Mexico must be classified under the correct HTS code before the US duty rate can be confirmed. The rate depends on the 10-digit HTS classification, base MFN duty, country-of-origin rules, and any special tariff program or trade remedy that applies to the shipment.
Section 232 — Steel
25% tariff on steel imports under Section 232 national security authority.
Section 232 — Aluminum
10% tariff on aluminum imports under Section 232 national security authority.
HTS Codes for Toys & Games — Duty Rates
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Search Toys & Games HTS codesTop Toys & Games Imports from Mexico (2025)
| HS6 Code | Description | Import Value | Duties Paid |
|---|---|---|---|
| 950300 | TRICYCLES, SCOOTERS, PEDAL CARS AND SIMILAR WHEELED TOYS; DOLLS' CARRIAGES; DOLLS; OTHER TOYS; ETC | $84M | $0 |
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Last verified: June 2, 2026
Rates and trade context on this page are checked against official tariff, customs, trade-policy, and import-data sources. Use the calculator for an item-specific duty stack before making entry, quote, or purchase decisions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the US tariff on toys?
Most toys have a base duty rate of 0% under HTS Chapter 95. Dolls and stuffed toys are duty-free. However, Section 301 tariffs on Chinese toys add 7.5-25% depending on the product category.
Are video game consoles subject to tariffs?
Video game consoles (HTS 9504.50) are duty-free. However, Section 301 tariffs have been applied to some Chinese gaming equipment. Controllers and accessories may have separate classifications.
What HTS codes cover toys?
Toys fall under HTS Chapter 95. Key codes include 9503 (dolls, puzzles, models), 9504 (video games, cards, chess), 9505 (festive articles), and 9506 (sports equipment).
What tariffs apply to toys & games from Mexico?
Toys & Games imported from Mexico are subject to the standard MFN base duty rate, plus Section 232 — Steel, Section 232 — Aluminum tariff overlays. Use the duty calculator to get the exact rate for your HTS code.
How do I calculate the landed cost for toys & games from Mexico?
The landed cost includes the product value (FOB), ocean or air freight, insurance, US Customs duties (base rate plus any applicable overlays), Merchandise Processing Fee (0.3464% of value, min $29.66), and Harbor Maintenance Fee (0.125% of dutiable value). Use our landed cost calculator to get the full breakdown.
What HTS codes apply to toys & games from Mexico?
Toys & Games classifications depend on product details such as material, construction, use, and value. Start with the HTS codes listed on this page, then confirm the exact 10-digit HTS code before filing an entry.
Is this page about US import duty or Mexico import duty?
This page covers US customs duty when toys & games are imported into the United States from Mexico. It is not Mexico's own import tariff schedule for goods entering Mexico.
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