If you've been importing aluminum windows and doors into the U.S., you've probably noticed how complicated things have gotten lately. Between rising tariffs, compliance headaches, and shifting global supply chains, it's a lot to keep track of. So, let's break things down: where do most U.S. window and door imports come from? What's changed with tariffs? And What can you do？ Where are U.S. Windows and Doors Coming From? Take a look at HTS code 761010 (aluminum windows and doors). The main suppliers to the U.S. are Canada, Mexico, China, and EU countries, such as Poland. Canada has long been a top supplier of aluminum to the U.S. thanks to the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) and excellent location. So what are the tariffs in 2025? Right now, the UK. looks like the best bet, it's got some of the lowest tariffs. Meanwhile, trade with Canada and Mexico has gotten a lot more complicated since the USMCA pause,it's just not as simple as it used to be. Although China has the highest duty rate, it's not just about percentages, it's about value, compliance, and supply chain experience. Ralated: https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/06/adjusting-imports-of-aluminum-and-steel-into-the-united-states/ Where Should You Source from Next? Honestly, now's the perfect time to get your plans in motion with your Chinese suppliers. The sooner you lock things down, the easier it is to handle any tariff changes later on. It's way better to stay ahead of the game than to be scrambling every time the rules change. You might think: "Let's move my supply to Southeast Asia, Italy or Germany" .Here some conditions may be considered. Southeast Asia: No certification Only five countries worldwide actually have plenty of NFRC-certified suppliers: The U.S., Canada, Mexico, Italy, Germany, and China. Currently, no company in Southeast Asia has obtained this certification. If you try to apply for certification there, it's a long wait, and still might not be compliant. Italy and Germany: Top quality, top cost. Yes, Italy and Germany can meet certification, their windows and doors products are often exceptional in terms of quality, but the downside? High cost. Raw materials, labor, manufacturing, shipping, it all adds up. For many U.S. builders or distributors, that price point just doesn't work on a large scale. China: Flexible deal expert Compared with these countries mentioned above, China's supplier sits right in the sweet spot, you're not overpaying, sacrificing performance, and not worrying about certification. Most importantly, Chinese suppliers are super flexible when U.S. policies shift. Whether it's smart packaging or tariff-friendly delivery, they've learned how to make things work. Control costs without cutting corners. What You Can Do Right Now 1. Review current and upcoming projects for 2025, even 2026—see aluminum doors and windows requirements. 2. Request your updated price files and shipping fee in coming monthes—outdated pricing is no longer reliable. 3. Talk with your HiHaus rep—we'll help you build a sourcing strategy that aligns with your timelines. Final Thought: This Is a Moment to Lead As chaotic as the market may feel, we see this as an opportunity to lead. We're committed to helping our customers navigate volatility with clarity, confidence, and consistency. Whether it's pricing, shipping, or sourcing strategy—Hihaus Windows and Doors in your corner. In addition, our service include: · High-quality aluminum windows and doors · Flexible lead time and production planning · Quality control with full transparency ... Request Your Updated Price File Today Contact your Hihaus sales representative today or call us Whatsapp : +8618922126334