Tradelane

Open trade intelligence for the Vietnam → Canada lane, built entirely from official government data.

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HS-6 Scored

2,334

HS Codes in Taxonomy

7,335

Vietnamese Exporters

21,273

Shipment Records

3,643,947

CFIA Licensees

18,430

Official Sources

36

What you can do here

Browse ranked opportunities

Every scored HS-6 code, ranked by supply strength, market gap, and buyer fragmentation.

Look up any HS-6

Every scored code has its own page at /hs/[code] — evidence, tariffs, and matched exporters in one place. No live lookup here; the explorer has one.

Search named Vietnamese exporters

21,273 real factories, matched to product categories via FDA industry codes.

Search the CFIA importer registry

491 licensed Canadian food businesses flagged as importers — a directory, not a product match.

A sample of the real ranking

Six of the 2,334 scored HS-6 codes — not a mockup. The full ranking, evidence, and score breakdown live in the explorer.

852589

Television cameras; n.e.c. in item no 8525.8

Score

3.16

CA Import $M

86.4

Importers

25

854442

Insulated electric conductors; for a voltage not exceeding 1000 volts, fitted with connectors

Score

2.98

CA Import $M

34.4

Importers

1161

850440

Electrical static converters

Score

2.87

CA Import $M

110.9

Importers

1365

392690

Plastics; other articles n.e.c. in chapter 39

Score

2.78

CA Import $M

35.4

Importers

1757

100630

Cereals; rice, semi-milled or wholly milled, whether or not polished or glazed

Score

2.78

CA Import $M

10.9

Importers

71

847330

Machinery; parts and accessories (other than covers, carrying cases and the like) of the machines of heading no. 8471

Score

2.63

CA Import $M

37.7

Importers

192

CFIAUS FDAStatCanUS CensusUK HMRCAustralia ABSEurostatJapan e-StatUN ComtradeCBSA

…and 26 more sources feed the scoring behind these numbers.

What this data doesn't show

  • No bill-of-lading data. Nothing here links a named Vietnamese exporter to a named Canadian buyer — that linkage is what the paid platforms sell, and this tool does not have it.
  • Trade values are annual country × HS-6 aggregates. Never a single transaction, never one buyer's invoice.
  • Vietnamese exporter data is inferred from US FDA import entries: shipment counts with no dollar values, and a proxy for the Canada lane rather than a direct Canadian customs record.
  • Named suppliers exist only for what the FDA regulates — food, cosmetics, and medical devices. Several top-ranked opportunities are electronics and machinery, and those will show no suppliers at all: no free registry names those firms. A blank supplier list means we have no data, not that no exporters exist.
  • The Canadian Importers Database suppresses individual importer names for most HS codes above its disclosure threshold.
  • The CFIA licensee registry has no commodity field. It lists Canadian food businesses — not what any of them actually import.
  • Tariff data is Canada's schedule only, and only two columns of it: the MFN rate and the CPTPP Vietnam preferential rate. No other trade agreement, origin country, or destination market.