Who in the world is buying what you sell?

Open buying requirements, import demand by country and Indian mission contacts, gathered every morning from official sources for India's exporters, importers and suppliers.

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Open requirements by buying country

Counted this morning from official notices

  1. Germany810
  2. Poland755
  3. France525
  4. Spain222
  5. Czechia181
  6. Sweden134
  7. and 118 more countries

Members see every requirement with its deadline and a link to the official notice.

4,492 requirements are open right now, 1,498 of them for goods. 4,492 were added in the last 24 hours.

What you get as a member

Four things a trader usually pieces together from a dozen websites, in one login.

Requirements feed

Open tenders and buyer requirements from the European Union, World Bank projects and Indian missions. Search by product, pick a country, and show goods only.

4,492 open today, from 124 countries

Market demand

For each commodity, the countries that import it, how much they buy and the average price they pay per kilo, from official trade statistics.

USA imported US$ 8,991 million of coffee in 2024

India government tenders

Central ministries, public bodies and institutions with tenders open today, largest buyers first, with the way through to the official portal.

2,739 tenders at 249 bodies

Indian missions abroad

Commercial wing contacts at Indian embassies and consulates, and a ready-written email asking a mission for its list of local importers of your product.

56 missions listed so far

How it works

Three steps, and the first takes about a minute.

  1. Create your free account

    Your name, email and a password. Add your business details whenever you like.

  2. Say what you trade

    List your products on your profile so searches and drafted emails use them.

  3. Check the list each morning

    Open a requirement, read the official notice, and bid or write to the buyer directly.

Where the information comes from

Everything is collected from the bodies that publish it and shown with a link back to the original, so you can always check the source before you act. We are an independent service and not part of any of these organisations.

  • Tenders Electronic DailyPublic tenders across the European Union
  • World BankProcurement notices for funded projects worldwide
  • UN ComtradeOfficial import statistics by country and commodity
  • Central Public Procurement PortalGovernment of India buying organisations
  • Indian missions abroadOfficial embassy and consulate websites

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