Prices, trade flows, suppliers and news for 200+ agri-food markets, structured on Tridge’s own product and company ontology — not on tariff codes. Ask AI on any page and get an answer with its sources.
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The intelligence gap
Everyone in agri-food trade is reading the same public datasets. What separates a defensible answer from a guess is whether the numbers underneath were classified the way the market actually trades.
1 code
HS 0804.50 covers mango, guava and mangosteen. Aggregated trade data for that code cannot tell you what happened to mango.
65M+
Wholesale, farmgate and import prices arrive in different units, currencies and grades. Comparing them is the work.
725,009+
The same exporter is filed differently in every customs system it appears in. A name string is not an identity.
12+ yrs
Long series are only useful if the classification underneath held still. Most didn’t.
The Tridge ontology
Everything downstream — a price series, a supplier shortlist, a competitor’s import volume — depends on those two being right. Tridge maintains its own classification for both, and normalises every dataset onto it.
Product · tariff-purpose classification
080450
Guavas, mangoes and mangosteens, fresh or dried
Three fruits. One line in the trade statistics.
Tridge ontology · three markets
Fresh Mango/market-overview/fresh-mangoFresh Guava/market-overview/fresh-guavaFresh Mangosteen/market-overview/fresh-mangosteenAll three are public. Look up the code, then read the three markets it merged.
Company · as filed by customs
avocado oilindustries
AVOLIO INDUSTRIES
MUSUBI AGROPROCESSORSLTDBUIKWE LUGAZIMUNICIPALITYNAJJEMBEDIVISIONMAYUGENA0019236 KAMPALA
Name strings, not businesses. Counting them counts nothing.
Tridge ontology · resolved entities
One supplier, one identity725,009+ profiles · Trade Hub →value · volume · pricewho it buys from and sells toResolved once, so a company can be aggregated, ranked and compared like any other dimension.
Normalised onto both
Wholesale pricesFarmgate pricesImport & export transactionsTariffsWeatherNewsWhat you get
Most teams already have a data subscription. What they do not have is a way to move between the market, the companies inside it, the news moving it and where the price is heading — without re-deriving the product each time.
SHELF · MARKET
Wholesale, farmgate and import prices across 65M+ records. Transaction-level trade over 200+ markets and 12+ years, by origin, destination and month.
COMPANY ANALYTICS
725,009+ resolved companies, each with its own trade ledger analysed: what it ships, where, to whom, at what unit price, and how that has moved.
SPEAKER
Personalised feeds of reports on price movement, trade policy, climate and production — tagged to the same products and countries.
ECHO · BETA
Import price forecasts by product and route, built on the same 682M+ transaction base. In Beta — read it as a forecast, not a promise.
EYE AI CHAT
Ask AI on every page. Answers come with the series, records and reports they were drawn from, so you can check them.
AI Curation
Ask in plain language. AI Curation assembles a board of prices, trade flows, suppliers and news — and tells you what each section is for and how it corroborates the others.
Korea avocado import — price & supply intelligence
Compares the price competitiveness and supply stability of Mexican, Peruvian and Chilean avocado for the Korean market.
Your AI assistant inquiry
“I import avocado into Korea from Mexico, Peru and Chile. Where should I be buying next quarter and what could go wrong?”
AI assistant insights
Peru is the volume and price base; Mexico carries the premium tier; Chile fills the seasonal gap but has drought exposure.3 sources The Q2 Peruvian peak is the low-price entry window.2 sources
Section 1
Origin export price & volume trendUse this to set the negotiation baseline (spot vs contract) and to spot the seasonal low-price entry point. Cross-check against the Supplier intelligence section below before you shortlist.
Section 2
Supplier intelligenceRanked by trade activity on this product into Korea. Read it together with Section 1 so price and counterpart are chosen on the same evidence.
How it works
01
Ask in plain language, to AI Chat or AI Curation — product, origins, destination, what you are deciding.
02
AI Curation builds sections of prices, trade flows, suppliers, news and weather from the modules that fit the question.
03
Each section states what its data is for and which other section corroborates it. The reasoning stays attached to the answer.
04
Export the board as a PDF for your team, or open the product to the network on Tridge Ark.
The Tridge difference
The datasets are largely public. What is not public is a classification built for how agri-food actually trades — and a company identity resolved across the systems that file it differently.
| Dimension | Generic data provider | Tridge Eye |
|---|---|---|
| Product classification | HS code — built to collect tariffs | Tridge ontology — item-level, agri-food-native |
| Company identity | Name string as filed | Resolved identity across customs sources |
| Price coverage | One price type | Wholesale + farmgate + international — 65M+ records |
| Output | A dashboard you operate | A board AI assembles, with the reasoning attached |
Who it’s for
What is this product worth, who is moving it, and what is about to change? A buyer, a seller, an analyst and a trade agency all need that answer. What differs is what they do with it.
Procurement“Am I overpaying, and who else could supply this?”
Benchmark what you pay against origin and import prices for the same product and spec — then see the shipment-level unit prices your incumbent charges other buyers. Walk into the renewal with a number, not a feeling.Price benchmarkingSupplier discoveryCompany AnalyticsEcho
For procurement →Export & sales“Where can my product actually sell, and who is already buying it?”
Find the destination markets whose imports of your category are growing, then the specific importers buying it there — with what they pay and who they buy from today. Target on trade evidence, not on a directory.Demand by marketImporter shortlistsCounterpart ledgersTridge Ark
For exporters →Data & analysis“Give me series I do not have to clean first.”
Item-level products instead of merged HS buckets, resolved company identities instead of name strings, and normalised units, currencies and grades. Transaction-level records down to FOB and CIF unit price per shipment.Transaction explorerNormalised seriesCompany ledgersExport
Talk to us about data →Government & trade agencies“Which of our exporters can win where — and can I show the result?”
See your country’s share of a destination market, which competing origins are taking it, and which of your own companies are already shipping there. Run promotion against evidence, and report on it afterwards.Origin shareCompetitor originsMember-company activityProgram reporting
For government →Associations & regional bodies“Give my members what none of them could buy alone.”
One intelligence layer across a whole membership — category benchmarks, buyer landscapes and market briefs your members can act on, plus a pavilion that puts the region’s suppliers in one place. Scale the support without scaling the team.Category benchmarksBuyer landscapePavilionMember onboarding
For associations →Plans
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8,308 product markets are open to read without an account — each one showing sub-products, derived products, the HS code they map to, trade counts and monthly unit prices.
/market-overview/fresh-mangoWheat/market-overview/wheatFresh Onion/market-overview/fresh-onionFresh Avocado/market-overview/fresh-avocadoFresh Grape/market-overview/fresh-grapeWhite Sugar/market-overview/white-sugarFresh Tomato/market-overview/fresh-tomatoCocoa Bean/market-overview/cocoa-beanFresh Dragon Fruit/market-overview/fresh-dragon-fruitGreen Coffee Bean/market-overview/green-coffee-beanSesame Seed/market-overview/sesame-seedFresh Guava/market-overview/fresh-guavaMarket Intelligence
Prices, trade flows and market curations for 8,000+ product markets — free to read, no account needed.
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Questions
Tridge Eye is a market intelligence platform for agri-food trade. It covers 200+ markets with 682M+ trade data points and 65M+ price records, all classified on Tridge’s own product and company ontology, and it assembles them into decision-ready boards through AI Curation.
HS 0804.50 was written to collect tariffs, and those three fruits attract the same duty. They do not share a season, a buyer, a price or a supply risk, so aggregated data for that code cannot describe any one of them. Tridge classifies each as its own market.
The datasets are largely public; the classification is not. Tridge maps every price, transaction, tariff, weather and news record onto its own item-level ontology and resolves company identity across customs sources — which is what makes the series comparable in the first place.
Terminals are built for exchange-traded contracts. Most agri-food trade is not exchange-traded — it is physical, specified by grade and origin, and priced bilaterally. Tridge Eye is built for that: origin prices, transaction-level flows, and the companies actually shipping.
8,308 product markets are published today, across 6,500+ categories. Coverage is deepest in fresh produce, grains, oilseeds, dairy, coffee, cocoa and seafood, and thinner in highly processed and private-label goods. Search your product before you decide — the free pages show exactly what exists.
Every market overview page is readable without one. A free account adds a monthly credit allowance, Market Watch alerts and your own company profile. Company-level profiles stay masked on Free; Business opens them.
One seat, billed monthly. Business opens every company profile, adds search by company name or by the product a company buys or sells, and gives your profile a Verified badge. Pricing is on the pricing page.
Yes, for newly verified companies: verify your company after you sign up and Business is free for 7 days with 100 credits, no card needed. Add a card during those 7 days and Business stays free for 7 more days with 100 more credits, then half price for month two. Without a card you move back to Free and keep Tridge Ark. Once per company — companies joining an already verified company aren't eligible.
Yes. Eye AI Chat is available on every page. Answers cite the market data, price charts and reports they were drawn from.
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