Content of Kenya Trade Data:

It includes information on the buyer and seller enterprises, quantity, amount, and unit price of the goods.

It reflects information on the customs declaration agent, country of origin and destination, port code, manifest number, customs declaration number, bill of lading number, and clearance date.

It contains the customs-declared US dollar amount, US dollar unit price, total amount in Kenyan shillings, Kenyan shilling unit price, and packaging form of the traded goods.

It reflects the 11-digit customs code, which describes the product name and also the customs code.

Kenya Trade Data is an important data resource for understanding Kenya's import and export trade, trade policies, and transportation, among other aspects, and has the following value points:

Support market research and business decision-making: Kenya Trade Data provides detailed information on the types, quantities, values, sources, and destinations of imported and exported goods, helping businesses understand market demand and trade potential, and make more accurate business decisions.

Support trade policy formulation: Kenya Trade Data includes tariff rates and collection information for various goods, helping businesses and policymakers understand Kenya's trade policies and the external trade environment, and develop more competitive trade strategies.

Optimize logistics and transportation solutions: Kenya Trade Data also includes information on the transportation status and transportation modes, such as ships, aviation, railways, and roads, at customs ports, helping businesses and policymakers understand Kenya's transportation and logistics efficiency, and optimize logistics and transportation solutions.

In summary, Kenya Trade Data can provide valuable information for businesses and policymakers, helping them better understand Kenya's trade environment and customs management, and make more accurate business decisions and policy planning.