The United States has excluded over 200 agricultural items from reciprocal tariffs.

President Trump recently issued an executive order exempting hundreds of agricultural products from reciprocal tariffs, citing progress on various trade deals. The exemption applies to 237 classifications, including coffee, tea, bananas, and beef, effective retroactively from November 13. This move aims to address sourcing limitations faced by the food industry, as many products are not readily available domestically. Trade associations have advocated for these exclusions, emphasizing that tariffs significantly affect food prices and supply. The latest actions have been praised for potentially stabilizing market conditions.