# Section 232 Aluminum Tariff April 2026 Update for Casting Buyers
Tariff planning for aluminum castings should be handled with current customs guidance and broker review. This page is a sourcing checklist, not legal advice.
What buyers should prepare
- •part drawing and material specification
- •HTS classification assumptions from the broker or importer
- •country-of-origin and documentation needs
- •smelt-and-cast evidence if requested by the buyer's compliance process
- •Incoterm, destination, and freight mode
- •tooling, piece price, inspection, packaging, and landed-cost assumptions
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Supplier questions
Ask the supplier what export documents, material certificates, origin statements, and shipment records can be provided with the order. Keep tariff assumptions separate from the manufacturing quote so procurement can update the landed-cost model when rules change.
Bohua RFQ path
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