10/02/2026
Buying equipment across the border? Tariffs might be part of the conversation, but they don't apply the same way to every machine.
As of September 8, 2026, Canada introduced new counter-tariffs on certain U.S.-origin products, including some agricultural equipment. Depending on the specific product classification, affected goods may face tariffs of 15%, 25%, or 50%.
That doesn't mean every piece of equipment coming from the U.S. will face an additional tariff. Where the equipment originated, how it's classified, where it's going, and the current trade rules can all affect what applies.
That's why it's important to understand the full picture before making a cross-border purchase.
Found the right machine on the other side of the border? Bruin Equipment can help coordinate shipping and cross-border documentation so you can better understand the process before you buy.
Tariff rules are subject to change. Requirements should be confirmed for each individual purchase.
