US Export Data from Georgetown by HS Code 112000

Access detailed USA export data from the Port of Georgetown for the HS Code 112000. Gain valuable insights into the types of commodities the USA exports through Georgetown under HS Code 112000, and understand trade patterns, volumes, and key suppliers associated with these exports.

Verified Database of US Export Data from Georgetown | HS Code 112000

Shipment No. 1

Date

2024-04-10 00:00:00

HS Code

112000

Product Description

870899 (HS)1X40HC CONTAINER1 USED 120 G CATERPILLAR GRADER, S# 87V6781 USED CATERPILLAR MACHINE 287B S# BTZSA03465FREIGHT PREPAID*FAWWAZMCRAE1@YAHOO.COM

Destination Country

CAYMAN ISLANDS

Unloading Port

GEORGETOWN GUYANA

Quantity

2

Unit

UNITS

Weight

19386.99

Importer Name

Importer Name

HS CODE

Origin Country

Unloading Port

FAQs With Answers

What is the purpose of the “port-specific” export data? ⌄

This provides comprehensive data on US exports under HS Code 112000 shipped through Port georgetown. It highlights shipment-level details such as exporter and importer countries, HS code, product description, quantity and export timelines

What information does each shipment record include? ⌄

Typical fields include HS code, product description, shipment date, port names, origin country, importer and exporter names, quantity/weight, and bill-of-lading details.

Why might a business use port-specific data? ⌄

To monitor regional trade flows, optimize trade and supply-chain planning, find port-based importers/exporters, or assess port usage trends for commodities under HS code 112000.

Can I combine a port filter with other filters (e.g. product or country) ⌄

Yes, the platform supports multi-filter searches (port + product + country + HS code), so you can narrow down to very specific subsets of shipments.

Is the coverage limited to certain products under HS code 112000, or do all incoming shipments via Port georgetown appear? ⌄

The coverage is comprehensive, capturing all types of exported goods under HS code 112000 arriving through port georgetown.