US import · HS 761699
Trade measures change landed cost
For U.S. aluminium imports, Section 232 raises the duty stack for most origins, while China faces an additional Section 301 layer and needs a lower CIF quote to compete.
Sourcing Intelligence Software
Choose the right supplier country before you send the RFQ.
Logitality helps procurement teams compare supplier countries by landed cost, duty exposure, market share, FX movement, supply depth, feedstock pressure, and corridor health across US, EU, and India import markets.
Supplier country analysisBACI 2024 supply depthUS · EU · India duty intelligence
Example sourcing decisionHS 731815 → DE
ProductFastenersThreaded bolts and screws imported into Germany.
Market leaderITItaly has high supply share, intra-EU duty-free treatment, and no FX exposure for German buyers.
Asian origin break-even~3.8%Tariffed origins must quote lower CIF to offset the duty gap versus EU suppliers.
ActionRFQ EU firstThen benchmark China, Turkey, or India only if the CIF discount clears the landed-cost penalty.
Supplier discovery tells you who trades. Sourcing intelligence tells you which origin deserves the first RFQ.
Category positioning
Supplier discovery tells you who trades. Sourcing intelligence tells you where to buy.
Shipment databases are useful for finding buyers and suppliers. Logitality answers the next procurement question: which supplier country is structurally advantaged after duties, taxes, FX, supply depth, and trade policy are considered?
| Question | Shipment / supplier database | Logitality sourcing intelligence |
|---|---|---|
| Who trades this product? | Strong — company and shipment discovery | Directional — origin-level market structure |
| Which country should I source from? | Limited — buyer still analyzes duty, FX, and risk manually | Core workflow — ranked supplier-country decision |
| What is the landed-cost impact? | Usually limited or separate | Duty, tax, FX, trade measures, and break-even logic |
| What happens if policy changes? | Manual follow-up | Scenario-based sourcing guide and corridor health signal |
| What should procurement do this week? | Lead list | Origin recommendation, risk signals, and action logic |
Real sourcing examples
Three ways sourcing conditions change the best supplier country.
Logitality turns tariff stacks, duty exposure, FX, compliance risk, and supply depth into practical supplier-country decisions.
EU import · HS 851762
Scenario analysis changes the recommended origin
For network equipment imports into Germany, the best supplier country changes depending on China trade-defence risk, cost minimization, supply resilience, and FX exposure.
India import · HS 851762
Compliance and classification can change the sourcing path
For imports into India, Logitality compares China, Singapore, Vietnam, and Japan under BIS compliance, import licensing, HSN classification, and component-cost scenarios.
Why procurement teams use it
Compare supplier countries before changing suppliers.
Sourcing decisions are rarely about price alone. A lower supplier quote can disappear once duties, trade measures, FX movement, supply concentration, and feedstock pressure are included.
Supplier country analysis
Compare which countries already supply your destination market, how much share they hold, and whether the supply base is concentrated or diversified.
Landed-cost drivers
See how duty, VAT or IGST, trade measures, FX, and freight availability affect the true economics of each origin.
Corridor health
Monitor GREEN, AMBER, or RED signals based on FX movement, input-cost pressure, and supply concentration.
Nine sourcing intelligence layers
One HS code. One market. Nine signals before the RFQ.
Each Logitality sourcing report combines trade flows, tariff data, cost pressure, FX exposure, and AI guidance into a practical sourcing decision.
1. Market share
BACI 2024 import and export structure showing which supplier countries are already active in the market.
2. Supply depth
Origin concentration and sourcing diversity, helping identify whether a market is dominated by one origin or spread across many.
3. Duty stack
MFN duties, VAT, IGST, SWS, and origin-specific measures where available for US, EU, and India import markets.
4. Trade measures
Section 232, Section 301, anti-dumping flags, safeguards, quota logic, and classification-sensitive duty ranges where available.
5. FX exposure
90-day buyer-vs-origin currency movement with adverse and favourable changes explained in procurement terms.
6. Feedstock costs
Commodity and energy pressure mapped to products: steel, aluminium, copper, crude, gas, dairy, chemicals, and more.
7. Origin ranking
Supplier countries ranked by market share, duty treatment, supply depth, and corridor economics.
8. Corridor health
GREEN, AMBER, or RED sourcing conditions based on FX, feedstock pressure, and supply concentration signals.
9. AI decision guide
Default recommendation plus scenario alternatives for tariff changes, FX moves, supply risk, and compliance conditions.
Supported markets
Built first for US, EU, and India sourcing decisions.
Logitality's strongest duty-stack coverage is focused on the import markets where tariff and classification complexity most often changes sourcing decisions.
United States
HTSUS duty logic, HTS10 support where available, Section 232, Section 301, and US trade-measure rows.
European Union
TARIC10 MFN data, CN8 coverage, anti-dumping flags, intra-EU duty-free treatment, and classification impact where rates differ.
India
CBIC HS8 duty data, BCD, Social Welfare Surcharge, IGST treatment, and classification-sensitive landed-cost ranges.
Who it is for
Built for strategic sourcing, procurement, import, and customs teams.
Use sourcing intelligence when the decision is not simply “who sells this?” but “which origin should we source from under current trade conditions?”
Procurement managers
Choose countries before sending RFQs
Compare supplier origins, landed-cost exposure, and market structure before launching supplier outreach.
Strategic sourcing teams
Build a defensible sourcing strategy
Use market share, duty exposure, supply concentration, and FX movement to justify sourcing decisions.
Manufacturers
Protect input cost and continuity
Monitor feedstock pressure and corridor health before committing to annual supply contracts.
Customs and import teams
Connect tariffs to sourcing decisions
Explain how origin, classification, duty stack, and compliance risk change procurement economics.
How it works
From HS code to supplier-country decision in under a minute.
No ERP integration. No data upload. Enter a product code and market — Logitality builds the sourcing corridor automatically.
1
Select a productSearch by keyword or enter a 6-digit HS code. Logitality maps it to available trade and tariff data.2
Choose the destinationSelect the import market. Logitality identifies supplier origins and current market structure.3
Compare originsReview duty stack, tax treatment, market share, FX movement, feedstock pressure, and break-even logic.4
Make the sourcing callUse the AI decision guide, risk signals, and corridor health score to choose where to source first.Run a sourcing corridor now
Start with an HS code and destination market. See which supplier country is structurally advantaged before you send the RFQ.
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