import-export-trade-data-leadslisted

# Import and Export Trade Data Lead Generation Customs and manifest data is the only public source that shows what a company actually ships, in what volume, from whom, and how often. Not what it says on its website — what physically crossed a border. For anyone selling into supply chain, logistics, packaging, finance, compliance or sourcing, that's the highest-quality qualifier available. ## What the data gives you | Field | What it tells you | |---|---| | Consignee | The importing company | | Shipper | Their supplier, by name and country | | Commodity code (HS) | Exactly what they're moving | | Weight and container count | Volume, therefore scale | | Shipment frequency | Whether it's a trial or a supply chain | | Port of loading and discharge | Routes and logistics footprint | | Date | Recency and seasonality | | Vessel and carrier | Freight relationships | **Shipment frequency plus volume is the qualifier.** A company importing forty containers a year on a regular cadence has a real supply chain and a real budget. One with a single shipment eighteen months ago tested something and stopped. **The shipper field is the underused one.** It tells you who a company buys from — which means you can find every customer of a given overseas manufacturer, or every importer switching between suppliers. ## Where these leads live | Source | What it gives you | Quality | |---|---|---| | National customs declaration data | Importers, commodities, values, dates | Very high | | Bill o