Customs data refers to the information collected and recorded by customs authorities when goods are imported or exported between countries. This data includes details about the commodities, their origin, the parties involved in the trade, and the tariffs and duties applied. It serves as a comprehensive record of international trade transactions and provides valuable insights into market dynamics, trade patterns, and competitor activities. In the customs data of TradeImeX, you will find various important trade information such as the importer’s and exporter's name, product description, customs charges, HS code, quantity, unit, port, and much more. 

The second major product we provide to our clients so they can perform market research and make the appropriate business decisions is statistical data. To begin with, let us define statistical data. By providing a comprehensive overview of the numerical data and insights into various countries' imports and exports over a certain period, the data aids in the study of each country's overall market size. Statistical data is a treasure trove of information that allows businesses to gain a deeper understanding of the market landscap 

Before delving into the role played by TradeImeX, it is important to understand what B/L data entails. A Bill of Lading is a legal document issued by a carrier to acknowledge receipt of cargo for shipment. It serves as evidence of the contract of carriage and acts as a receipt for goods to the shipper. B/L data, therefore, encompasses critical information about the exporter, importer, cargo description, and the terms of the contract.