Commodity Trade Data
Find importers, exporters and suppliers by product — 80 commodities with real shipment counts, top trading countries and HS codes.
Every commodity below opens a dedicated page showing the top exporting and importing countries for that product, the trade lanes between them, and the HS codes it falls under — all from real Bill of Lading shipment records. Open any country from a commodity page to see the actual exporters and importers in that market, with company contact details in the full dataset. Use these pages to size a market, find suppliers for what you buy, or build a buyer list for what you sell.
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Coffee in green and roasted form is one of the world's most traded soft commodities.
View trade data →Black, green and specialty tea traded from Asia and Africa.
View trade data →Pepper, chilli, cinnamon, cardamom, cumin and turmeric.
View trade data →A staple grain traded in huge volumes from Asian exporters.
View trade data →A core cereal commodity central to global food supply.
View trade data →Maize for food, feed and industrial use.
View trade data →Raw and refined cane and beet sugar.
View trade data →Cocoa beans, powder and chocolate products.
View trade data →The world's most-traded vegetable oil.
View trade data →A leading oilseed for feed and vegetable oil.
View trade data →A major edible oil exported from the Black Sea region.
View trade data →Frozen fish, shrimp and processed seafood in reefer containers.
View trade data →Fresh and frozen beef and pork.
View trade data →Chicken and other poultry meat.
View trade data →Milk powder, butter and cheese.
View trade data →Bananas, citrus, grapes, apples and tropical fruit.
View trade data →Cashews, almonds, walnuts and other edible nuts.
View trade data →Onions, garlic and shallots.
View trade data →Unmanufactured tobacco and cigarettes.
View trade data →Wine of fresh grapes.
View trade data →Raw cotton, yarn and woven fabric.
View trade data →Knitted and woven clothing of all kinds.
View trade data →Knitted T-shirts and vests.
View trade data →Leather, rubber and textile footwear.
View trade data →Finished leather and leather goods.
View trade data →Hand-knotted and machine-made carpets.
View trade data →Medicines, vaccines and formulations.
View trade data →Bulk organic chemicals and intermediates.
View trade data →Nitrogen, phosphate, potash and mixed fertilizers.
View trade data →Polymers in primary form and plastic articles.
View trade data →Natural and synthetic rubber.
View trade data →New pneumatic rubber tyres.
View trade data →Paints and varnishes.
View trade data →Beauty, skincare and fragrance products.
View trade data →Soaps and washing preparations.
View trade data →Iron and steel in flat, long and semi-finished forms.
View trade data →Aluminium ingots, bars, sheets and profiles.
View trade data →Refined copper, wire and articles.
View trade data →Gold in unwrought and semi-manufactured forms.
View trade data →Ferrous and non-ferrous scrap for recycling.
View trade data →Industrial machinery and mechanical appliances.
View trade data →Electrical machinery and electronic equipment.
View trade data →Computers, laptops and data-processing machines.
View trade data →Smartphones and telecom network equipment.
View trade data →Electronic integrated circuits and chips.
View trade data →Photovoltaic cells and solar modules.
View trade data →LED lamps, luminaires and lighting.
View trade data →Primary cells and rechargeable batteries.
View trade data →Motors, generators and generating sets.
View trade data →Electrical transformers and converters.
View trade data →Insulated wire, cable and conductors.
View trade data →Liquid pumps and parts.
View trade data →Air-conditioning machines.
View trade data →Refrigerators and freezers.
View trade data →Medical, surgical and diagnostic instruments.
View trade data →Motor cars and passenger vehicles.
View trade data →Goods vehicles and tractors units.
View trade data →Motorcycles and mopeds.
View trade data →Bicycles and other non-motor cycles.
View trade data →Agricultural and road tractors.
View trade data →Motor-vehicle parts and accessories.
View trade data →Portland and other hydraulic cement.
View trade data →Ceramic flags and wall/floor tiles.
View trade data →Ceramic sinks, basins and fixtures.
View trade data →Marble, granite and worked stone.
View trade data →Float glass, safety glass and glassware.
View trade data →Logs, sawn wood and shaped timber.
View trade data →Plywood and laminated wood panels.
View trade data →Printing paper, board and cartons.
View trade data →Seats and furniture of all kinds.
View trade data →Petroleum oils, crude.
View trade data →Refined petroleum products and fuels.
View trade data →Coal and briquettes.
View trade data →Toys, models, games and puzzles.
View trade data →Precious and imitation jewellery.
View trade data →Wrist and pocket watches.
View trade data →Equipment for sports and outdoor games.
View trade data →Notebooks, pens and pencils.
View trade data →String, wind and electronic instruments.
View trade data →Frames and sunglasses.
View trade data →How to use commodity trade data
Commodity trade data lets you research a product the way buyers and sellers actually move it — shipment by shipment. Each commodity page groups real Bill of Lading records by the product's HS code, then ranks the countries exporting and importing it, so you can see at a glance which markets are the biggest sources and which are the biggest destinations before you commit to a lane.
From a commodity page, open any country to reach the shipment-level view for that product in that market: the trading partners, the ports handling the cargo, the yearly volume trend, and — in the full dataset — the named exporters and importers with their contact details. That lets an importer shortlist suppliers of a specific good, and an exporter identify which countries are already buying it and from whom.
If you are not sure which HS code your product falls under, start with the HS code guide, then come back and open the matching commodity. To go the other way — starting from a market rather than a product — browse trade data by country.