Tariffs, trade agreements, quotas, and regulations are shifting faster than any team can track manually. Zolltor turns authoritative government data into strategic insight — so your leadership team can plan sourcing, pricing, and market entry with confidence.
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Zolltor tracks every change made to the EU trade rulebook every day.
In the past 30 days, this is what it found:
Source: EU TARIC and WTO ePing notifications. 30 days to 10 July 2026. Updated daily.
Large multinationals have entire departments and seven-figure software budgets to manage this complexity. Mid-sized European companies — the backbone of the EU economy — do not. They need actionable intelligence, not raw data. They need to understand business impact, not technical jargon. And they need it continuously, not when a consultant is available.
Zolltor gives mid-sized European companies the trade intelligence that was previously available only to multinationals with dedicated teams and six-figure software budgets.
Strategic trade intelligence for the executives who run the business, and macro regulatory insight for the advisors who guide them.
For CEOs, CFOs, COOs, and senior managers
ZTI monitors duties, trade agreements, quotas, trade defence measures, and regulatory signals for your specific products — and tells you what changed, why it matters to your business, and what to do about it. In plain language, tailored to your role, delivered to your inbox.
Import Watchlist
FTA Impact
Quota Tracking
Executive Briefing
For trade consultants, policy advisors, and analysts
Trade Buzz aggregates years of WTO regulatory notifications to spot macro patterns: where non-tariff barriers are accelerating, which sectors face coordinated pressure from multiple countries, and how the regulatory landscape is shifting over time. No account required. No paywall.
Acceleration Dashboard
Convergence
Sectors
Trajectory
Original analysis of every tariff move — and the history and policy behind it.
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EU, UK, US, and WTO government data. See our sources
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AI-generated summaries tailored to your role and products.
Every data point links to its official source.
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