Trade Route and Tariff Analysis

1. Multi-Country Demand Comparison
Side-by-side comparison of demand strength for the client's product across several candidate countries, so expansion isn't based on a single market guess.

2. Tariff & Duty Comparison
Import duty rates for the product across each candidate country, including any preferential rates available under trade agreements (India-UAE CEPA, India-UK CETA, India-EU FTA, ASEAN agreements, etc.).

3. Landed Cost Calculation
A rough landed-cost estimate per route — product cost + freight + insurance + duty + local handling — so true margin per market is visible, not just headline demand.

4. Freight & Logistics Route Comparison
Shipping time, freight cost trends, and route reliability (direct vs. transshipment) across the candidate countries, since logistics cost can outweigh tariff savings.

5. Non-Tariff Barrier Check
Import restrictions, quotas, licensing requirements, or standards that aren't tariffs but still block or slow entry — often missed until a shipment is already held up.

6. Currency & Payment Risk Snapshot
Basic exposure check on currency volatility and typical payment terms/risk in each candidate market.

7. Route Prioritization Ranking
A ranked recommendation of which 1-2 markets offer the best margin-to-effort ratio right now, with reasoning — not just a list of options.

8. FTA/Scheme Utilization Plan
Specific guidance on which trade agreement or government incentive scheme applies to each recommended route, and what's needed to claim it.