Many Americans shop online for convenience, often unaware of how a product’s origin can drastically affect its final price.

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As part of a recent overhaul of U.S. trade policy, the government has ended the de minimis rule, which previously allowed packages worth $800 or less to enter the country tariff-free. Now, all imported goods are subject to tariffs, with costs varying based on the product’s origin, type, value and shipping method — whether via postal service or a commercial carrier like FedEx.

According to The Wall Street Journal, in some cases, the tariff can exceed the value of the item itself — especially if it contains steel, aluminum or copper.

Here’s a look at five everyday products that have increased in price by as much as 63% due to tariffs, as identified by The Wall Street Journal.

Country of origin: China

Pre-tariff price: $399

Post-tariff price: $544

Percent change: 36%

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Country of origin: Japan

Pre-tariff price: $240

Post-tariff price: $298

Percent change: 24%

Country of origin: Vietnam

Pre-tariff price: $98

Post-tariff price: $153

Percent change: 56%

Country of origin: Canada

Pre-tariff price: $37

Post-tariff price: $60

Percent change: 63%

Country of origin: China

Pre-tariff price: $30

Post-tariff price: $45

Percent change: 51%

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