Annual and quarterly DEED export reports, Excel data and visualizations.
Open source ↗Explore Global Business with TradeGPT 2.0
Built around a Minnesota export-import framework, TradeGPT helps startups, SMEs, students, faculty, and trade professionals explore trade between Minnesota, the United States, and markets worldwide.
Ask about market analysis, competitive positioning, export-import planning, customs, logistics, and international trade education.
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Institutional partnerships and programs
Practical trade learning and SME assistance for universities, chambers of commerce, export promotion agencies, and entrepreneurship programs.
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Guided export readiness assessment
Answer a few questions to receive a tailored readiness report with strengths, gaps, and practical next steps. No prompt writing required. Responses are self-reported planning inputs; this assessment does not certify export readiness or verify regulations.
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Regional trade assistance
Select a pathway and describe your trade opportunity to prepare focused guidance. Both Business and Education modes use your selected answer language.
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Interactive export calculators
Explore costs, prices, exchange-rate scenarios, and break-even volumes. Calculations run in your browser without AI calls. The figures below are editable examples, not quotations or current tariff/exchange-rate data.
1. Landed-cost calculator
2. Export-pricing calculator
3. Currency-sensitivity calculator
4. Break-even calculator
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Downloadable export reports
Build an editable market-entry assessment, competitor comparison, regulatory checklist, or export business plan. Download a real Word (.docx) file or open a print view to save as PDF. Report assembly runs in your browser with no extra AI calls or third-party services.
Start with a template, write your findings, or prepare a prompt for Ask TradeGPT and import its answer. Importing attaches the answer with its source and review notes; it does not automatically complete the sections. Review before sharing. Unsaved edits are lost on refresh. Avoid confidential information.
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Minnesota Trade & Business Resources
Curated source links for Minnesota exporters, entrepreneurs and international trade research. These are external references, not live data connections. Verify dates, data definitions and programme requirements at the source.
Exploratory Minnesota trade visualizations; verify figures against official sources.
Open source ↗DEED guide to business planning, formation and operations; check current requirements.
Open source ↗STEP and other export financing resources; eligibility and amounts can change.
Open source ↗Business structures, names, registration and filing resources.
Open source ↗Export counseling, research, events, trade statistics and assistance.
Open source ↗International trade data sources
U.S. and state-level international trade statistics and data access.
Open source ↗Detailed U.S. imports and exports by product and trading partner; API may require authentication.
Open source ↗Comext merchandise trade statistics for EU member states and partners.
Open source ↗International merchandise trade statistics by reporter, partner and commodity.
Open source ↗Official statistics: DEED, Census, USITC, Eurostat and UN Comtrade. OEC is a third-party analytical reference. TradeGPT is independent and is not endorsed by these organisations.
Official Trade Statistics Explorer — Version 22
Import a verified CSV extract from Minnesota DEED or the U.S. Census Bureau to chart actual merchandise export values. No AI-generated statistics are substituted. This first release processes data locally in your browser; it does not yet fetch the databases automatically.
Minnesota DEED official export data · Census state trade data
Use numeric USD values without thousands separators (or quote CSV values). Accepts 2010–2026 and up to 250 rows; duplicates are rejected. Country names must match consistently. Paste figures copied from a government data download; do not type illustrative figures and label them official. Trade figures remain unverified by this website.
