Classify the line
Start with the product, HS code and destination. A tariff answer without classification is only a hypothesis.
Corridor | From India
Reach the US or EU with the tariff question and the compliance perimeter in view.
For Indian exporters and the importers who source from them, Tensor connects HS exposure, rules of origin, distributor questions and the EU obligations that survive a trade headline.
The export question
A lower tariff is useful only when the shipment qualifies.
Export decisions depend on the exact product line, classification, origin evidence, importer responsibilities and the destination market’s compliance rules.
The work starts by separating what the official source says from the commercial assumption built on top of it. That is how a duty headline becomes a route decision.
What the work covers
A joined-up view of the export route.
Model the duty
Separate current treatment, preferential scenarios, phase-ins and the conditions that unlock them.
Map the perimeter
Keep rules of origin, CBAM, EUDR, CE and importer responsibilities beside the tariff question.
Choose the route
Turn the evidence into a distributor, importer, partner or market-development question the team can act on.
Official checks
Use the right source for the right claim.
- EU Access2Markets for product-level tariff, origin, formalities and requirements checks.
- EU sources for FTA status, CBAM and EUDR dates. Negotiations concluded is not the same as in force.
- WTO, ITC and UNCTAD for trade context, with their coverage and access limits visible.
- Importer, customs and qualified regulatory advice for the final shipment decision.
Start at the right depth
One export line can be enough to start.
Use the standard FTA report for corridor context. Brief a custom MIR when the product line, destination and partner question need their own evidence file. Choose advisory work when the team needs a repeated review rhythm.