Product / Find importers
Buyer Leads brings product matches, customs shipment records, and declared needs into a list of companies to contact. See which businesses import products in your category and why each one appears.
Inside the workflow
Filter by location, product code, or grade: Highly qualified, Qualified, or Low fit. Highly qualified includes declared needs and active buyers with the same 10-digit product code. Each lead explains the demand evidence and product fit behind its grade. The list filters identified brokers, freight forwarders, and warehouses.
Reshore classifies your domestic products as if they were imports, connecting them to the codes in shipment records. See whether a match uses the same 10-digit product code, an 8-digit subheading, or a broader 6-digit family, and which of your products line up. The code identifies the category; confirm the buyer’s specifications directly.
Review the buyer’s website and matched products, then use its published contact details to discuss what you can supply. Research this match adds an AI assessment with cited public sources. A one-page Buyer Briefing lets you pass the research to a colleague or bring it to a meeting.
Shipment history
Review shipment counts, arrival dates, cargo descriptions, and origin ports. Active buyers have shipments within the past 12 months; Recent buyers within the past one to two years; Historical buyers have no recent shipments.
A Declared need tells you when an importer says it needs a product. Shipment history records past activity, so a past shipment is not an open order. The displayed tariff adds family-average context for your research, rather than a measure of the buyer’s actual duty.
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