Does the UK have a tarrif against US?

Yes, the United Kingdom has a number of tariffs on goods imported from the United States.

According to the UK's Trade Tariff website, the UK imposes tariffs on a wide range of goods imported from the US, including:

Agricultural products:

- Cereals and grains

- Meat and poultry

- Dairy products

- Fruits and vegetables

- Wine and spirits

Industrial products:

- Machinery and equipment

- Vehicles and parts

- Chemicals

- Textiles and clothing

The tariffs on these goods vary depending on the specific product and the country of origin.

The UK also has a number of tariff-rate quotas (TRQs) on goods imported from the US, which allow a certain quantity of goods to be imported at a lower tariff rate.

Outside the TRQs, tariffs on US goods typically range from 0% to 20%, but most agricultural goods face rates at the higher end of the scale, with some as high as 35%. Tariffs on some industrial products, such as cars, can be as high as 10%.