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Korean Import-Export Trade Database |
Detailed information on South Korea's import-export trade — as well as Asian trade trans-shipped through Korean ports.
Sources: Vessel manifests and bills of lading filed with the Korean Customs Service.
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Features:
- Choose your preferred medium: CD-ROM or Custom Report.
- Choose from a range of formats — including Excel, Access, or .dbf ... plus capabilities to query, manipulate, and analyze the data.
- Count on accurate transaction detail — including the names and addresses of buyers and sellers, and cargo descriptions.
- Identify cargoes trans-shipped to other Asian destinations.
- Covers cargo shipped through all Korean seaports and airports.
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Data fields include:
- Who ...bill of lading number, carrier, consignee name & address, foreign shipper name & address (imports only), Korean shipper name & address, manifest number, notify parties' names & addresses (imports only), vessel agent, vessel name, voyage number.
- What ... commodity description, harmonized tariff code.
Container size, measurements/unit of measure, quantity, weight.
- When ... departure date, arrival date.
- Where ... country of destination, country of origin, port of arrival, port of destination, transshipment flag.
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Use this data:
- Find new sources of supply in Korea. Exports are key to Korean economic policy ... aided in recent years by a favorable exchange rate. Korea is a source for machinery and equipment, textiles, apparel, and general merchandise. PIERS has the data you need to locate and qualify suppliers — including sales volumes, market reach, and other companies they supply.
- Find new buyers for your goods and services in Korea. Beyond Korea's need for industrial raw materials, its consumption of imported seafood, produce, and fertilizer is up. PIERS data provides the transaction detail that tells producers who is buying what — and where to contact them.
- Get the complete picture of Asia-Pacific trade. This East Asian tiger is a critical link in regional trade. PIERS data can show you the cargoes trans-shipped through Korean ports to other Asian markets — and more potential suppliers and customers.
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