Where goods made in China meet the tightest controls, by market
It separates “this origin gets pulled a lot” from “this origin ships a lot”, which is the difference between a risk and a headline.
28 markets · 13,237 underlying records · verified September 9, 2026
14 of 28 markets give the same answer: over-represented. The next most common, in 7: roughly proportional. 4 distinct answers across the table, and the ones that depart from the common case are the ones worth planning around.
Where this comes from
- OECD: GlobalRecalls portal
- United Nations Statistics Division: UN Comtrade: annual merchandise trade by reporter, partner and HS chapter
Every row links to its own entry, which carries the evidence, the confidence and the date it was last checked. The method behind all of it is on how the index is made, and reuse terms are on the licence page. Take the table: from-cn-corridor-controlled.csv — every row with its market code, its record and the source, so it can be checked after it has been pasted somewhere else.
Other things we measured everywhere
- Which language a pack has to be in, by market125 markets
- How many public holidays stop your supply chain, by market119 markets
- How long you get to comment on a draft rule, by market80 markets
- Where the working week starts and the weekend falls, by market61 markets
- How much of a market's rule-making lands on food, by market60 markets
- Why markets regulate food, by market55 markets
- How much of a market's rule-making lands on agriculture, by market54 markets
- Where a .99 price point does not exist, by market49 markets