Exposure by country, measured from customs data

The Regulated
Trade Index

Choose a country to see how much of its export trade each law reaches, from today out to 2030. Every figure is computed from public customs data and links to its working.

By 2030, 87% of Bangladesh's exports to these tracked markets fall in scope of at least one law.

$50bnTotal exports per year to markets where these laws are active
13 / 18Laws touch its trade
87%Of export value in scope of at least one law by 2030
77%Stoppable at a border by 2030
European Union 62%United States 17%United Kingdom 8%Canada 3%Japan 3% Other destinations 6%

Every figure below carries a class that says how much guesswork sits behind it. Class A means the law lists exactly which products and markets it covers, so we measured the trade directly. Class B means the law's reach depends on who the buyer is, so we estimated it from a published assumption and show a range. Class C means customs data cannot produce an honest number, so we refuse to show one.

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Customs can hold, refuse or seize a shipment that fails these. Non-compliance stops the goods themselves, not just the buyer.

LawStatusFrom Share of export value in scopeCentralValueClass

Shares at full application of current law · Per-law shares intentionally sum past the union figure · Dataset comtrade-live-2026-07-16 · full methodology and open data