On April 12, according to a report by CNBC (, on the 11th local time, the U.S. Customs and Border Protection issued an alert informing users that their system for exempting shipping tariffs was experiencing a malfunction. According to the latest alert released by the agency, the malfunction lasted for more than 10 hours and has now been restored. The affected shipments include all trade goods from countries currently within the 90-day tariff suspension period implemented by the Trump administration. Jin10
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The U.S. Customs tariff system has been experiencing a malfunction for over 10 hours and is now back up and running.
On April 12, according to a report by CNBC (, on the 11th local time, the U.S. Customs and Border Protection issued an alert informing users that their system for exempting shipping tariffs was experiencing a malfunction. According to the latest alert released by the agency, the malfunction lasted for more than 10 hours and has now been restored. The affected shipments include all trade goods from countries currently within the 90-day tariff suspension period implemented by the Trump administration. Jin10