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What the tariff stack does to a real part, with a number.

One beat, written for buyers: landed-cost math, origin decisions, and supplier quality from a distance. Every figure carries an as-of date.

· tariffs · landed cost

What the July 24 tariff change did to ten common parts

The 2026 Section 301 action took effect July 24: 12.5% on China and most other economies, 10% on the rest, 0% for FTA-qualifying goods. Here is the full duty stack on ten parts OEMs and brands actually buy — China against a 12.5% origin and an FTA-qualifying origin — with two rows worked all the way to landed cost.

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· nearshoring · landed cost · tariffs

Nearshoring vs. offshoring in 2026: the landed-cost math

Factory price is the number everyone compares and the least useful one. How to run the landed-cost comparison between China and other origins properly — duty per HTS code, freight, transit inventory, MOQ, tooling and the agent fee — with a molded gasket worked all the way through.

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