US Trade Data contains a large amount of import and export trade data, covering the following information:

Detailed descriptions of imported and exported goods, including product names, models, specifications, quantities, and other information.

Information about importers and exporters, including names, addresses, contact information, import and export license numbers, and more.

Information about countries or regions involved in the import and export, including trade partners, origin and destination countries or regions, and more.

Economic indicators such as the value and quantity of imported and exported goods.

Information about the transportation mode, transportation company, origin and destination ports, and more of the imported and exported goods.

Relevant information on customs procedures and taxes involved in import and export trade.

Special situations involved in import and export trade, such as returns, bonded warehousing, containerized goods, and more.

This information can be used in fields such as trade analysis, risk management, competitive intelligence, economic research, and more.

US Trade Data can provide the following value points:

Trade analysis: US Trade Data can help businesses and governments understand their import and export trade situation, including trade partners, types of goods, quantities, values, import and export ports, etc. This information can help businesses and governments formulate trade policies and strategies.

Competitive intelligence: Trade Data can help businesses understand their competitors' import and export trade situation, including types, quantities, values, etc. This information can help businesses develop more effective market strategies and improve competitiveness.

Risk management: Trade Data can help governments and businesses identify potential trade risks, including fraud, smuggling, intellectual property infringement, etc. This information can help businesses develop more effective risk management strategies and improve trade security.

Economic research: Trade Data can provide a large amount of information about import and export trade, which can help economists study issues such as trade flow, market structure, and price changes, and provide a basis for policy making.

Data mining: Trade Data can be applied in the field of data mining, by analyzing large amounts of Trade Data, discovering correlations and patterns hidden in the data, and providing more in-depth business insights and intelligent decision support for businesses and governments.