Eye Shelf

Every price, every flow, every origin — on one classification.

Wholesale, farmgate and import prices. Transaction-level trade across 200+ markets and 12+ years. Regions, seasons and weather at origin. All of it mapped to the same product ontology, so the series actually compare.

65M+Price records
682M+Trade data points
725,009+Company profiles
8,308Product markets

Market

A product, a country, and everything known about the pair.

Open any product market and you get four views of it — an overview, the suppliers active in it, curated briefs on it, and the analytics behind them. Narrow to a single destination country and the same four views follow.

OVERVIEW

What the market did

Trade counts, monthly unit prices and volumes by country, with year-on-year movement.

SUPPLIERS

Who is in it

Exporters and importers indexed against this product, with trade footprint and reachability.

CURATIONS

What it means

Curated briefs on export markets, import markets, origin prices and purchase price optimisation.

ANALYTICS

Go deeper

Break the same market down by origin, spec and period, and take the series into your own analysis.

Prices

Three price types, one comparable series.

Prices arrive in different units, currencies and grades from every source that publishes them. Normalising that is most of the work, and it is the reason a Tridge series can be put next to another Tridge series at all.

Wholesale

Domestic market prices

What the product trades for inside the market, from 400+ trusted sources worldwide.

Farmgate

Origin shipping prices

What the producer receives — the earliest price signal in the chain.

Import

Cross-border unit prices

Landed unit prices from transaction records, by origin and destination and month.

Trade flows

682M+ transactions, not an aggregate index.

Trade data at transaction level across 200+ markets and 12+ years — so a question about one origin, one destination and one month has an answer rather than an approximation.

EXPLORER

Transaction data explorer

Search and filter individual records by product, origin, destination, period and company.

MOMENTUM

Year-on-year movement

Which supply markets are growing and which export routes are weakening, by country.

SHARE

Import share by company

Who holds the flow into a market — and how that has shifted over the series.

Company

Every market is a list of companies. We resolved them.

725,009+ companies with one identity each instead of six name strings — and each one carrying its own analysed trade ledger: what it ships, to whom, at what unit price.

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COMPANY ANALYTICS

From the market, or from the company

Open a market and rank the companies moving it. Or open a company and read its whole ledger on both sides of the book.

  • Volume and price by exporter, within a market
  • Export and import value by product, country and counterpart
  • Shipment-level FOB and CIF unit prices

Region

Origin is not a country.

A national average hides the sub-national region that actually supplies you. Region views hold the producing areas, their seasons and the conditions over them.

Pavilion

Curated origin showcases.

Themed and regional collections of verified suppliers and their products — Uiseong, K-Milk and others — assembled so a category can be reviewed in one place.

BETA

Manufactured product

Processed and branded goods brought onto the same classification as their raw inputs.

SEASONALITY

Harvest windows

When each origin is actually in season — the constraint behind every sourcing calendar.

WEATHER

Conditions at origin

Rainfall, temperature and NDVI over the regions that supply the product.

TARIFFS

Duty by route

Tariff lines mapped to the ontology so landed cost follows the product, not the code.

Read it free

6,500+ categories are open before you sign in.

Search your product and open its market. Sub-products, derived products, the HS code it maps to, trade counts and monthly unit prices are all on the page — no account required.

Free account

Read the market before you trade it

A free account opens the intelligence behind every product and market on Tridge.

  • Market events and speaker reports — see what is moving a market before it shows up in the price
  • Market Overview — suppliers, buyers, and price movement for a product and country in one place
  • Your own company profile — put your business in front of verified global buyers
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Questions

Market intelligence, answered.

Where does the price data come from?

Wholesale and farmgate prices come from 400+ vetted sources worldwide, each reviewed by product and market specialists and scored continuously. Import prices are derived from transaction records. All of it is normalised into common units, currencies and grades before it is comparable.

How is this different from UN Comtrade or a national customs portal?

Those are the raw sources, published at HS-code level. Tridge maps the same records onto item-level products, resolves the company names inside them into single identities, and normalises the units — which is what turns a filing into a series you can act on.

Can I export the data?

Series can be taken out of the explorers and boards for your own analysis, subject to your plan’s download entitlements. The public market pages are readable but not bulk-extractable.

How current is it?

Price and trade series refresh on their own cadence per source — daily for some customs feeds, weekly or monthly for others. Every market page states its own last-updated date and reference year rather than implying one freshness for everything.

Does Shelf cover processed and branded goods?

Partly, and it is stated as partly. Fresh produce, grains, oilseeds, dairy, coffee, cocoa and seafood are the deepest. Manufactured product coverage is in Beta and thinner, particularly for private label. Search your product before you decide.

Start with the product you buy most.

Its market page is already open. If what you need is not on it, tell us and we will show you where it lives.

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