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  • Market Access Map has been designed to support exporters, importers, trade promoters, policy analysts and trade negotiators. Use it to find a tariff. Compare yourself to your competitors. Or use its advanced features to prepare for trade negotiations by simulating the effects of tariff reductions.

    Market Access Map covers customs tariffs (import duties) and other measures applied by 185 importing countries to products from 239 countries and territories. MFN and preferential applied import tariff rates are shown for products at the most detailed national tariff line level.

    Market Access Map includes:

    • MFN customs duties as well as multilateral, regional and bilateral preferences
    • Bound tariffs
    • Tariff-quotas: multilateral and bilateral
    • Anti-dumping duties
    • Rules of Origin and Certificates of Origin
    • Trade flows: import/export statistics
    • Ad valorem equivalents are calculated for all non-ad valorem duties and quotas

    Market Access Map allows the following analysis:

    • Tariff aggregation at any sectoral and regional level
    • Tariff reduction simulations, using various formulaes

    Market Access Map is part of a suite of ITC developed Market Analysis Tools, free to least developed and developing countries thanks to support from donors to ITC’s Trust Fund. The tools – Trade Map, Market Access Map, Investment Map and Standards Map – collectively help improve international trade transparency and enable companies and trade support institutions to identify export / import opportunities and compare market access requirements (e.g. tariffs, official market regulations and other non tariff measures as well as private voluntary standards like organic certification or FAIRTRADE). The tools also help trade policy makers monitor national trade performance and prepare for trade negotiations.

    To access the package of tools as well as free user support material including video training, go to ITC’s Market Analysis Tools Portal.

  • Highlights

    20.04.2012

    The financial crisis has dramatically changed the business environment for firms, entrepreneurs and senior executives. ITC Executive Director, Ms Patricia Francis, today took part in a panel discussion at the IESE Business School, Barcelona, Spain, which...

    27.12.2011

    ITC is pleased to announce its five online Market Analysis Tools - Trade Map, Market Access Map, Investment Map, Trade Competitiveness Map, and Standards Map - will remain free of charge for developing country users in 2012 thanks to financial support...

    15.01.2011

    Things seem subdued, if not pessimistic, in the world of trade. While the heated talk of global currency wars has cooled to some extent, major imbalances remain. The success of the Doha Round is still not assured. And although protectionist pressures...

    10.01.2011

    A new ITC report on market access, transparency and fairness in global trade concludes that ‘market access begins at home’. It argues that further reducing barriers to trade between developing countries needs to be an essential part of the way forward...

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