Featured tools for smarter export decisions.
Explore trusted international trade tools that can help businesses research markets, compare opportunities, understand tariffs, review standards, and make more informed export and investment decisions.
Research markets
Use data and intelligence to identify demand, competitors, and trade opportunities.
Compare countries
Review tariffs, trade flows, market access conditions, and investment trends.
Check requirements
Explore standards, certification schemes, and market requirements for products and services.
Start with Trade Map
Trade Map is useful for assessing export performance, international demand, alternative markets, and competitor countries. It is a strong first stop for businesses exploring where their products may have export potential.
Explore featured tools
Select a tool below based on the type of information you need.
ITC Online Library
Access selected information sources, publications, periodicals, and resources focused on international trade and related topics.
Visit resourceMarket Insider
View market intelligence on selected sectors and themes, including areas such as tropical fruits, vegetables, fruit juices, edible nuts, and floriculture.
Visit resourceTrade Map
Review trade statistics by country and product to assess demand, export performance, alternative markets, and competitor activity.
Visit resourceMarket Access Map
Explore customs tariffs, tariff preferences, tariff quotas, trade remedies, rules of origin, and related market access information.
Visit resourceInvestment Map
Access foreign direct investment statistics and sector information to help identify priority sectors, investors, and investment opportunities.
Visit resourceStandards Map
Compare voluntary standards, certification schemes, and sustainability requirements across countries, sectors, products, and services.
Visit resourceTip: These tools are most useful when used together. Start with trade statistics to identify opportunity, then review tariffs, standards, and market access conditions before making export decisions.