The No Coffee Tax Act would prevent the federal government from imposing tariffs on coffee imports higher than the rates that were in effect on January 19, 2025. The bill applies to coffee and coffee products imported from countries that have normal trade relations with the United States, including roasted or decaffeinated coffee, coffee husks and skins, and coffee substitutes containing coffee. This restriction would apply regardless of any other law or emergency situation that might otherwise allow tariff increases. The bill, introduced in October 2025 by Senators Cortez Masto and Paul, effectively caps coffee tariffs to prevent future increases on these products. There is no specified funding or implementation timeline included in the legislation.