Absolutely.
Consider a coffee maker. A low-income household is probably going to buy an entry-level coffee maker that is built in China. Somebody who makes six or seven figures a year is probably going to buy an expensive espresso machine built in Switzerland that is not affected by these changes. So these changes are really focused at low-end, sort of plastic goods, which are more likely to be purchased by low-income households.
So absolutely, there is a regressive element to this.