US Imports Commodity Data

US Imports Commodity Data offers details on every commodity imported to the United States from across the globe. This data set can be utilized to conduct various types of market and risk analyses and gain insights on commodities imported to US by leveraging details such as product keywords, HS codes, date of arrival, weight and value, and bill of lading.

ABOUT THE DATA

Comprising over 135 million shipment records from 6 million global importers and exporters, the data set consists of more than 45 raw and enriched data elements to enable better and broader business intelligence. Find granular details on commodity-level information such as bill of lading type and number, HS codes, products, date of arrival, TEUs, total weight and value of shipment, HAZMAT code, class, and description, shipper country, and much more.

USERS & USE CASES

This data set is used by buyers, suppliers, logistical companies, trade finance firms, and government agencies to identify market trends, find new opportunities, optimize supply chains, and track commodity movement.

DETAILS ON THE COMPLETE DATA SET

The availability of complete data is from January 2014 to the present and is updated daily with about 90 thousand new shipments. This data is sourced from US Customs and Border Patrol (CBP) which is a government authority.

DETAILS ON THE SAMPLE DATA SET

This listing has a sample data set on maritime shipment details of US commodity imports from August 01-07, 2022. Contact [[e-mail]] to get a customized dataset for specific time periods, HS codes, countries, or more.

ABOUT TRADEMO

Trademo is a single source of truth for global supply chains built by collecting billions of data points and leveraging big data, machine learning, NLP, entity resolution, and graph databases to cleanse, enrich, and analyze unstructured data to derive granular insights on over 50% of global trade by dollar value.