TW → US · Taiwan to the United States

From Taiwan to the U.S., precision meets presence.

Taiwanese manufacturers have a strong reputation for quality and engineering. We help you reach U.S. buyers beyond your existing accounts and give them a responsive local contact.

Time difference
12–16 hours ahead of the U.S.
Key sectors
Semiconductors and electronics, Machine tools
Start with
A free consultation

The corridor in numbers

Taiwan and the U.S., by the numbers.

Official figures, each linked to its source.

$201.4B

U.S. goods imports from Taiwan in 2025, up 73.2% on 2024

$186.9B

U.S. goods imports from Taiwan, January–August 2026, ahead of China ($183.5B) for the same months

$85.5B

U.S. imports of computers from Taiwan in 2025

U.S. tariffs on Taiwanese goods today · as of October 2026Under a Section 301 action in effect since July 24, 2026, most products from Taiwan pay a combined normal duty and Section 301 tariff of 10%; products whose normal duty is already 10% or more pay no additional Section 301 tariff. Section 232 tariffs apply separately to some product groups. Source: USTR notice, July 2026. This is general information, not customs advice.

What Taiwanese companies bring

Strengths U.S. buyers already recognize.

Strength

Precision engineering

A respected base of manufacturers in machine tools, components and electronics.

Strength

Quality reputation

Taiwanese suppliers are known for consistent quality and technical depth.

Strength

Mid-sized specialists

Many focused, specialist manufacturers that suit U.S. OEM and distribution channels.

Sectors we focus on

  • Semiconductors and electronics
  • Machine tools
  • Precision components
  • Bicycles and parts
  • Fasteners
  • Industrial equipment

Plan for these

What to get right before you sell.

Taiwan is 12 to 16 hours ahead of U.S. time zones. A U.S.-based partner keeps conversations moving while your team sleeps.

Consider

Beyond the anchor accounts

Many exporters rely on a few large customers. Diversifying across U.S. buyers reduces risk.

Consider

Tariff planning

Check current U.S. tariff treatment for your products with your customs broker before quoting.

Consider

Local follow-through

Sustained U.S. growth needs consistent local follow-up, not just trade-show visits.

Questions

Taiwan to the U.S.: your questions.

Straight answers to what international companies usually ask us first.

Ask us something else
We already sell to a few large U.S. customers. Can you help us diversify?

Yes. Diversifying beyond a small number of anchor accounts is one of the most common reasons companies work with us.

Do you work with electronics and semiconductor companies?

Yes, on the commercial side: finding buyers and distributors and representing you locally.

Free consultation

Ready to explore the American market?

Tell us about your business and your goals. We'll discuss how MyUSPartner could support your U.S. market entry.

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