1. Global Trade Data Website

Website: www.globaldata.com

Features: The platform provides trade data from 228 countries and regions worldwide, with over 10 billion trade transaction details. It supports one-click  searches for major import and export countries, customer distribution, product quantities and prices, offering in-depth insights into the global market and  helping businesses develop global customers.

Most importantly, the website also provides a contact database. By clicking  the "Contacts" section, you can access detailed information about key  decision-makers, such as procurement personnel and executives, including their  email addresses and social media accounts (LinkedIn, Facebook, etc.).

How to Use: You can search global import/export trade records by product  name, HS code, or company name. It also supports OR/NOT combination searches,  making the process simple and user-friendly.

2. General Administration of Customs People's Republic of China

Website: http://stats.customs.gov.cn/

Features: The Platform, provided by the General  Administration of Customs of China, was officially launched on November 1, 2018.  It allows you to set custom query conditions such as time range, country, and  product codes. You can search for statistics based on combinations of product  codes, import/export registrants, trade partners, and trade methods, making it  easy to obtain the information you need.

How to Use:

“Import/Export Type”: Choose the trade method to summarize (Import, Export,  or Total).

“Currency”: Select whether to display results in RMB or USD.

“Import/Export Period”: Choose the time range for customs statistics.

“Display by Month”: If selected, the report will show monthly data; if  unchecked, the report will display the total data for the chosen period.

“Sorting Method”: Choose to sort the report by code, quantity, or value.

“Output Field Grouping”: Select the customs data fields you want to query,  such as product, trade partner, trade method, or registrant location.

After selecting the fields, click "Select Code" to choose the specific codes  within each field, supporting fuzzy queries by either code or name.

Once the fields and codes are selected, proceed to edit the next output  field. Previously selected fields will not appear again.

After finalizing the setup, input the verification code and click “Query” to  generate a custom report.

Click “Export Data” to download your customized report in CSV format. You can  also click "Return to Settings" to modify the filters.

3. EXIM India

Website: https://www.eximguru.com/

Features: This commercial data platform provides records of India's imports  and exports. A paid subscription is required, and it supports searches by  product, company, or HS code. The data is updated annually but may be  delayed.

How to Use:

Register an account on the website.

Enter keywords (such as HS code or company name) in the search bar.

Choose a subscription package and pay.

Generate the report and download the data.

4. Ministry of Commerce and Industry (India)

Website: https://commerce.gov.in/trade-statistics/

Features: Official data, updated regularly but reported on an annual basis.  The platform is simple to use, supporting classification-based queries (e.g., by  country, product).

How to Use:

Visit the "Trade Statistics" section on the website.

Select the year, country, product category, and other filters.

Download the report in Excel or PDF format.

5. U.S. ImportYeti

Website: www.importyeti.com

Features: This platform offers free North American import/export data and  allows searches by company name, address, or HS code. It also helps analyze  procurement frequency and supply chain patterns.

How to Use:

Search by company name or product keyword.

View detailed shipping records (e.g., purchase volume, suppliers).

Download data or export transaction maps.

6. DataWeb (U.S. International Trade Commission Data Portal)

Website: https://dataweb.usitc.gov/

Features: Provides free and authoritative data, updated frequently, but the  interface is complex and requires familiarity with trade terms (e.g., HTS  codes).

How to Use:

Go to the "Customs Data" section.

Select import/export data, time range, and product category.

Export the data as a CSV file for further analysis.

7. U.S. International Trade Administration

Website: https://www.trade.gov/

Features: Offers monthly updates, industry reports, and market analysis  without requiring registration.

How to Use:

Visit the "Trade Data & Analysis" section.

Use the “Trade Stats Express” tool to filter by product or country.

Download statistical data or industry reports.

8. United Nations Commodity Trade Database

Website: https://comtradeplus.un.org/

Features: Covers trade data for over 200 countries globally. The data is  authoritative but may be 1-2 years old, making it suitable for academic  research.

How to Use:

Go to the "Commodity Trade" section, select country, product, and year.

Submit the query and download the data in JSON or CSV format.

9. International Trade Centre (Trade Map)

Website: https://www.trademap.org/

Features: A market analysis tool that provides visual trade flow charts. Some  features require a paid subscription.

How to Use:

Register a free account, select the target country and product.

Generate trade balance tables or competitiveness analysis charts.

Export the data as a PDF or Excel report.

10. World Trade Organization (WTO) Data Portal

Website: https://stats.wto.org/

Features: Provides global trade statistics and supports time-series analysis,  although the interface can be complex.

How to Use:

Go to the "Data" section and select "Trade Profiles" or "Tariffs."

Filter by member country, product category, and year.

Download the data or generate visual charts.

11. European Commission Market Access Portal

Website: https://trade.ec.europa.eu/access-to-markets/en/

Features: Focuses on EU trade policies and tariffs, providing export  guides.

How to Use:

Enter the target country and product name.

View tariff rates, import requirements, and trade barriers.

12. ASEAN Countries Database

Website: https://www.aseanstats.org/

Features: Integrates regional economic data, covering trade, investment, and  GDP indicators.

How to Use:

Go to the "Statistics" section and choose the trade dataset.

Filter by country and year, then download the data as a CSV file.

13. Africa Trade Observatory

Website:https://ato.africa/en

Features: Offers free regional trade data with a focus on trade agreements  and policy analysis.

How to Use:

Select the country, product, or trade partner.

Generate an interactive map or trade trend chart.

14. UK Trade Information Website

Website: https://www.uktradeinfo.com/

Features: Official data that requires registration, supports searches by HS  code or port.

How to Use:

Log in and go to the "Customs Data" section.

Enter the product code or trade partner name.

Export detailed import/export records.

15. Australian Bureau of Statistics

Website: https://explore.data.abs.gov.au/

Features: A multi-dimensional data query tool supporting searches by state  and product category.

How to Use:

Use the "Search Data" tool and enter a keyword (e.g., “coal exports”).

Filter by time range and category, then download the data in JSON or Excel  format.

16. French Customs Data Official Website (RITA)

Website: http://www.douane.gouv.fr/

Features: French-language interface with detailed data, though familiarity  with local classifications is required.

How to Use:

Go to the "Statistiques" section and select the import/export module.

Query by product category and country, then download the report in PDF  format.

17. German Federal Statistics Office (Destatis)

Website: https://www.destatis.de/

Features: Comprehensive data, but limited English support. Registration is  required for downloads.

How to Use:

Select the "Foreign Trade" section, configure product codes and trade  direction.

Download the data or generate statistical charts online.

18. Qatar Customs

Website: http://www.customs.gov.qa/

Features: Primarily in Arabic, focusing on import procedures rather than  detailed trade data.

How to Use:

Go to the "Customs Declarations" page.

Look for annual statistical summaries or contact authorities for customized  reports.

19. Turkey

Website: http://www.tariff-tr.com/

Features: A tariff lookup tool primarily in Turkish.

How to Use:

Use the "Tariff Search" tool to input the product name.

View tariff rates and import regulations.

20. Switzerland

Website: http://www.ezv.admin.ch/?lang=en

Features: Multi-language support with monthly trade data and rules of  origin.

How to Use:

Go to the "Statistics" section and choose products and trade partners.

Download the data in Excel or view trend analysis online.

21. UAE

Website: Dubai Customs Dubai Customs

Features: Focuses on import declaration processes with limited trade  data.

How to Use:

Visit the "Customs Declaration" page.

Look for annual trade reports or contact customer service for data.

Conclusion

Official platforms (e.g., India, U.S., EU) offer authoritative data but may  be delayed.

Commercial platforms (e.g., ImportYeti) are easy to use but cover limited  regions.

International organizations (e.g., UN, WTO) are suitable for macroeconomic  analysis.

Based on your needs, select the appropriate tool: Trade Map for market  research, ImportYeti for supply chain analysis, and UN Comtrade for academic  research.

For global market analysis or customer development, Globaldata is your best  choice.