Powering Global Import Compliance
Your single source for comprehensive trade research across 175+ countries, featuring advanced Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS) code search, tariff code lookup, regulations updates, and built-in collaboration tools.
Authoritative and Detailed Global Trade Content —
Up-to-date HS/HTS Codes, Rulings, Explanatory Notes, Trade Policies and Regulations
Tariffs are climbing, but your costs don’t have to. Discover how Foreign Trade Zones (FTZs) can help your business stay agile, reduce duty payments, and manage trade risks more effectively.
Descartes CustomsInfo is a leading provider of import classification, tariff duty, and global trade content, leveraging automation and AI-powered technology to help businesses across industries streamline their global trade operations.
Our solutions streamline HTS code classification, duty and tariff determination, and landed cost calculations, enabling faster, more accurate decisions. With tools for seamless collaboration, Descartes CustomsInfo helps ensure compliance, reduce human error, and optimize free trade and preferential trade agreements. As part of the Descartes’ global trade intelligence solutions suite, we facilitate everything from product classification to denied party screening, ensuring efficient, compliant import processes.
Maximize Efficiency with Automated HTS Code Classification and Global Trade Content
Enhance Your Business Systems and Import Compliance with Access to 175+ Countries’ HTS Code Data & More

Descartes CustomsInfo integrates with your ERP, ecommerce, and other business systems, providing up-to-date global trade content from 175+ countries. Access accurate HTS codes, duty rates, rulings, and regulations to automate processes, ensure compliance, and streamline global supply chain operations. Learn more about the importance of up-to-date global trade content in our latest blog post.
— Derek Abramovitch, Partner and Chief Relationship Officer, Vigilant
“Descartes CustomsInfo helps us provide comprehensive and scalable solutions in support of worldwide product classifications, customs compliance, and free trade agreements, which evolve over time to meet constantly changing compliance requirements.”