Thai Commerce Ministry data reveals that 2,120 Thai export products (61.58% of US-bound shipments) have secured tariff exemptions from US Section 301 tariffs, while rice, tuna, shrimp, and sauces remain subject to 12.5% duties. When accounting for products already covered under Section 232 and dual-tariff avoidance, only ~28% of Thai exports face genuine tariff risk. Key vulnerabilities are concentrated: 48 product lines lack country-specific exemptions that competitors enjoy (notably diamonds, jewelry, orchids), while major industrial exports (automotive tyres, cameras, air conditioners) are largely protected. Impact remains uneven across sectors and product codes rather than economy-wide.