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What Export Radar is

Export Radar collects public trade data, rules and alerts, and explains what changed for your product and markets.
It is guidance to help you decide what to check. It is not legal, customs, tax or financial advice.

Rules change and sources can be wrong or out of date. Some items come from news or secondary sites, and we mark these as not confirmed by a regulator.
Before you ship, pay for tests or sign a contract, confirm the requirement with the regulator, your customs broker (CHA) or your buyer.
AI writes the explanations. We check its numbers and quotes against the sources, but it can still misread them.
Incentive amounts such as RoDTEP and drawback are estimates from the published schedules. What you receive depends on your shipping bill and on the authorities.

Access is by invitation. Keep your Google account secure, and don't share your access or resell what you get from Export Radar.
Limits depend on your plan. We may change or stop a feature, or switch off an account that is misused, and we'll tell you where we reasonably can.

Export Radar is provided as it is, without a promise that it is complete or always available.
As far as the law allows, we aren't liable for losses from relying on it, including rejected shipments, missed deadlines or lost orders.