Customs Data — Import & Export Declarations
Official customs import & export declaration data for 195+ countries — 10 billion records with exporter/importer names, tax IDs, HS codes, customs value, duty and CIF/FOB terms.
What is customs data?
Customs data comes from the import and export declarations that traders file with government customs authorities. Where Bill of Lading data is best for contacts and shipment activity, customs data adds the financial and regulatory picture — declared values, duties, taxes and the tax IDs of the parties. It is the premium tier for due diligence, valuation benchmarking, competitor cost analysis and compliance research.
What each record contains
- Exporter & importer — company names and, where released, tax/registration IDs.
- Product & classification — goods description and HS code.
- Financials — declared customs value, duty, VAT and CIF/FOB terms.
- Trade flow & period — export and import declarations across 2015–2026.
How it compares
Customs data is priced above Bill of Lading data because it is harder to source, carries sensitive commercial detail, and fewer countries release it. Many buyers use both together. Datasets are delivered as clean Excel/CSV after payment — request a free sample to check the available fields for your country first.