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Methodology

How we structure and review trade information

Our method keeps classification, evidence, dates and uncertainty beside each conclusion.

Four core principles

  1. Classify before concluding.Product facts come before precise rules or rates.
  2. Keep sources beside claims.Important requirements link to primary evidence.
  3. Show uncertainty.Confidence, assumptions and missing details remain visible.
  4. Preserve history.Changed and superseded records remain traceable.

Review workflow

We identify the authority, capture the official source, structure the rule, connect it to products and routes, review the wording, then publish it with a status and date.

Evidence under review

These examples show how primary sources are connected to structured trade records.

Government of IndiaDirectorate General of Foreign TradeForeign trade policy, notifications and ITC(HS) resources Department of Commerce initiativeIndian Trade PortalTariffs, policy conditions and trade measures United Arab EmiratesCentral Customs Tariff SystemCommodity classification, duties and restrictions

Publication statuses

Draft
Not shown as a public requirement.
In review
Source-linked, but not fully verified.
Verified
Reviewed with a visible date and reviewer.
Superseded
Replaced, but retained in history.

Important limitation

TradeWithWorld supports research and planning. Confirm shipment-specific classifications and requirements with the relevant authority or a qualified customs professional before acting.