President Donald Trump’s tariffs have been fast, furious and hard to track.

There are the drug-trafficking tariffs. Tariffs to fix trade balances, some pulled back. China tariffs — raised, raised again, lowered some, lowered again. Tariffs on imported cars, but not on all car parts, and less on Bentleys.

Tariffs on Brazil over the prosecution of former president Jair Bolsonaro for his role in an attempted coup.

The latest twist came Friday, when Trump issued an executive order halting tariffs on many food and agricultural products, including beef, coffee and many spices.

The levies that importers pay to bring in specific products from foreign countries have evolved so many times that American shoppers could be forgiven for not knowing what is on, what is off, and what is on the table.

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