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October 14, 2026| News

Trade Diversion: Where do exports go when a market closes?

When a market closes, exports take one of three roads: to a new buyer in another country, through a third country back into the old market, or nowhere, because the lost demand was never replaced.

September 25, 2026| News

What Is the Harmonized System (HS Code)?

The Harmonized System is the international nomenclature that gives every traded product a six-digit code, developed by the World Customs Organization and in force since 1 January 1988.

September 16, 2026| News

Finding New Suppliers: A Data-Driven Guide to Smarter Supplier Sourcing!

Finding new suppliers has become one of the biggest challenges for purchasing teams.

August 27, 2026| News

Are the X-Men Human? The Tariff Case and the HS code lessons!

In 2003 a U.S. trade court ruled the X-Men are not human. Dolls paid 12% duty, toys 6.8%.

August 19, 2026| News

Which country produces the most rare earths?

China produces more rare earths than any other country: 270,000 of the 390,000 tonnes mined worldwide in 2025.

August 14, 2026| News

Pineapple Costa Rica: The top exporting country with a market share of 44.28% in 2025 - #wikiTrade

Pineapple Costa Rica: Market Analysis, Top Exporters & Importers.

July 16, 2026| News

Silver HS Code 7106 Explained: Why Is Argentina Named After Silver? - #wikiTrade

Every kilogram of silver that crosses a border today is declared under this code.

July 14, 2026| News

France Perfume: Why France Leads the Global Fragrance Trade - #wikiTrade

France continues to set the global standard for perfume exports.

July 9, 2026| News

Chocolate Belgium: No. 2 in the global export market with a 11.31% market share in 2025 - #wikiTrade

Behind every chocolate bar lies a global supply chain that stretches far beyond Europe.

July 8, 2026| News

Tomatoes Morocco: No. 3 in global exports with a market share of 9.16% in 2025 - #wikiTrade

On the field, the two nations are rivals. In global trade, however, they share one of the closest trade relationships in the Mediterranean region. And one product symbolizes this connection: the tomato.

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