U.S. Customs trade data refers to detailed records of both imports and exports from the United States. Import data includes all detailed records of goods the U.S. imports from countries around the world, while export data tracks information about U.S. exports to other nations. U.S. Customs trade data is updated every 3-5 days.

At Tendata, the key elements of U.S. Customs trade data include:

1. Merchant Information

· Importers: Importer name, logistics consignee, standard importer name, importer contact number, contact type, importer contact person, address, city, state, postal code, country (English and Chinese).

· Exporters: Exporter name, logistics consignor, standard exporter name, local name, exporter contact number, contact type, exporter contact person, address, city, state, postal code, country (English and Chinese).

· Notify Parties: Notify party name, second notify party, notify party contact number, contact type, notify party contact person, address, city, state, postal code, country.

2. Product Information

· HS Code: Harmonized System (HS) code.

· Product Description: Detailed product description.

· Marking: Brand or shipping marks.

· Product Name: English product name.

3. Quantity and Price Information

· Container Product Serial Number: Container product identifier.

· Gross Weight: Gross weight of the container products (in kilograms).

· Quantity: Product quantity.

· Unit of Measurement: Standard unit for quantity, including the English and Chinese units.

· Net Weight: Net weight of the products.

· Total Dollar Value: Total price in U.S. dollars.

4. Container Information

· Container Number: Unique container identifier.

· Seal Number: Seal number for the container.

· Container Dimensions: Length, width, and height.

· Container Type: Type of the container.

· TEU: Twenty-foot Equivalent Unit (standard container measurement).

5. Hazardous Material Information

· Hazardous Material Serial Number: Identifier for hazardous materials.

· Dangerous Goods Classification Code: International maritime dangerous goods code.

· Material Description: Detailed description of the hazardous material.

6. Logistics Information

· Bill of Lading Number: Number for the Bill of Lading.

· Current Bill of Lading Status: The status of the bill of lading.

· Voyage Number: Vessel voyage identifier.

· Estimated Arrival Date: Expected arrival date at the port.

· Port of Destination: Final port of arrival.

· Port of Loading: Port where the goods are loaded for shipment.

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How to Use U.S. Customs Trade Data for Your Business:

Tendata’s U.S. Customs trade data provides valuable insights for businesses looking to expand their operations. Here’s how you can use this data:

· Find U.S. Importers and Exporters: U.S. import and export data allows you to identify the key players in the U.S. market for specific goods. For example, you can search for importers of machinery, and find detailed information on the companies involved, their contact details, and their purchasing habits.

· Market Insights: You can analyze the demand for specific products in the U.S. market, including which countries are importing products to the U.S. and which products are being exported from the U.S. This helps you understand market trends and make better business decisions.

· Supply Chain Analysis: The data allows you to analyze the supply chains of U.S. buyers and sellers, identifying the decision-makers, suppliers, and logistics networks involved.

· Logistics and Port Insights: For logistics companies, analyzing U.S. Customs trade data helps you understand the import situation at U.S. ports and optimize your global logistics network.

Examples of Reports You Can Generate:

1. Importer Summary Report: Find U.S. buyers for specific products, along with their contact information and purchasing history.

2. Exporter Summary Report: Find U.S. suppliers and their product offerings, along with trade volumes and destinations.

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3. HS Code Summary Report: Analyze trade data based on HS codes to understand which products are in high demand.

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4. Origin Country and Destination Country Reports: Learn about trade flows between the U.S. and other countries, including import/export volumes and market opportunities.

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Conclusion

For companies looking to expand into the U.S. market, U.S. Customs trade data offers invaluable market insights. By using Tendata’s system, you can access real-time data on importers, exporters, and trade volumes, as well as contact information for key decision-makers. You can also track U.S. logistics and optimize your supply chain strategy. Whether you are looking for new customers, suppliers, or market trends, U.S. Customs trade data helps you make informed decisions and achieve business success.