The American Herbal Products Association (AHPA) has published a tariff toolkit for AHPA members (AHPA membership and login are required to access the toolkit). This collection of resources is designed to help companies in the dietary supplement and herbal product space stay informed and compliant. AHPA said the toolkit includes links to government websites, key regulatory references, and practical tools that can support members in managing customs classifications, identifying applicable tariffs, and responding to recent changes in U.S. trade policy.
“The global trade environment is complex and changing rapidly,” said Robert Marriott, AHPA Director of Regulatory Affairs. “We developed this resource to give our members a starting point for understanding and adapting to the shifting tariff landscape. While we plan to update the toolkit regularly, we also strongly encourage members to monitor official government channels for the most current information.”
Additional resources for tariff updates
NPA also has established a Tariff page on its website with the latest developments to help keep industry members informed. On that page, NPA stressed the importance of proactive measures from the NPA and its members in the supplement and natural products industry. To navigate the challenges posed by fluctuating tariffs, NPA recommends that industry members:
- Stay informed by regularly monitoring official communications from relevant government agencies, such as the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) and the Department of Commerce (DOC), to stay updated on policy changes that may impact your supply chains and operations.
- Engage in advocacy by collaborating with industry associations and participating in advocacy efforts to communicate the industry’s concerns and perspectives to policymakers. NPA notes that engaging in dialogue can help shape trade policies that consider the unique needs of the supplement sector. One such opportunity is coming up in May: NPA Sets Date for Fly-in Day 2025.
- Seek guidance from trade compliance professionals to navigate the complexities of tariff regulations and to develop strategies that minimize financial and operational impacts.







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