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Trade Statistics by Country - Import Export Data | Tendata

Tendata Trade Statistics is the world's leading provider of trade statistics, serving governments, businesses, importers, and exporters on six continents.

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31-10-2023
The Impact of Tendata's Latest Korean Data on Import and Export Enterprises

Import and export businesses rely on accurate and up-to-date data to make informed decisions and stay competitive in the global market. Tendata, a leading data provider, offers a comprehensive dataset for Korea that can significantly benefit import and export enterprises.

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31-10-2023
New Trade Leads: A Necessity for Import-Export Businesses

In today's global marketplace, the success of import-export businesses heavily relies on the acquisition of trade leads. Trade leads represent potential trading contacts, individuals, or organizations interested in your products or services. These potential clients are often acquired through referrals from existing customers or direct responses to advertisements or promotions.

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31-10-2023
How Can Import-Export Businesses Find New Sales Leads?

In the dynamic world of import and export, one of the primary challenges for businesses is consistently finding new sales leads. Sales leads refer to individuals or companies who may not be customers yet but have the potential to become one. This article delves into the importance of sales leads in the import-export industry and explores how companies can uncover new sales opportunities.

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31-10-2023
Rwanda Import and Export Data | Tendata

The Republic of Rwanda is a small, sovereign country located a few degrees south of the equator in east-central Africa. In 2022, Rwanda imported $5.124 billion worth of products to the world. Compared to $3.736 billion in 2021, Rwanda's total exports increased by 37.14% year-on-year.

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31-10-2023
Malaysia Import and Export Data | Tendata

Malaysia consists of two landmasses of similar size in Southeast Asia, namely Peninsular Malaysia and East Malaysia. In 2022, Malaysia imported US$294.4 billion worth of products from all over the world, up 23.5% from US$238.3 billion in 2021. Malaysia's most valuable imports are electronic integrated circuits and microcomponents, refined petroleum, crude oil, telephone equipment including smartphones, followed by solar diodes and semiconductors.

Market Insights

31-10-2023
Find Vietnam Exporter - Vietnam Import Data | Tendata

Vietnam's exports have doubled over the past few years as competitive minimum wages and low utility costs have boosted foreign direct investment in the manufacturing sector.Between January and July 2023, Vietnam's exports amounted to US$1.43Trillion.Vietnam's GDP grew 8.02% in 2022, up 2.58% year-on-year. Over the past two decades, Vietnam's GDP has grown at an average annual rate of more than 6%, making it the highest-growing economy in Southeast Asia.

Trade Data

31-10-2023
Find Vietnam Importer - Vietnam Import Data | Tendata

Get a comprehensive view of your product imports into Vietnam with Tendata, get detailed information on importers in Vietnam and obtain official customs records of all goods, importers and shippers entering Vietnam.

Trade Data

31-10-2023
Brazil Export Tradedata - Customs Data | Tendata

Brazil is an export-oriented economy, dependent on the transportation of manufacturing (54% of total exports), mining (23%) and agricultural products (22%). The country's main exports are: soybeans and related soy products (17% of total exports); crude oil/bituminous minerals (13%), and iron ore (9%). Brazil's main export partners are: China (27% of total exports), the United States (11%), Argentina (5%), the Netherlands (4%), Chile and Spain (3% each). Other countries include: Canada, Japan and Germany.

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31-10-2023
Brazil Import Tradedata - Customs Data | Tendata

Brazil imports mainly manufactured goods (89% of total imports), namely machinery, fuels and lubricants, chemicals and pharmaceuticals, as well as parts and accessories for motor vehicles and tractors. The country also imports raw materials (11%), mainly crude oil, coal, natural gas and wheat. Brazil's main import partners are China (22%), the United States (19%), Argentina and Germany (5% each), and Canada, Japan, Chile and Mexico (2% each).

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31-10-2023

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