Get live and verified US olives import data at port miami-florida under HS Code 200190. Explore US olives importers, volume, and value of olives products imported by the US at port miami-florida. Analyze trade trends and gain insights for sourcing, market research, supply chain planning, monitor competitor activity, and discover new opportunities in the US–miami-florida olives trade under HS Code 200190.
Date
2024-06-05
HS Code
Product Description
VEGETABLES, FRUIT, NUTS AND OTHER EDIBLE PART S OF - OLIVE AND CAPERS
Origin Country
Unloading Port
Quantity
66
Unit
PKG
Weight
816
Importer Name
Date
2024-06-05
HS Code
Product Description
PITTED MANZ OLIVES HS 200570 1 SLIPSHEET 140 BAND 934. 000000 KGS P.O. 777151 STU FFED MANZ OLIVES HS 200570 1 1 SLIPSHEET 1980 BANDEJA 9 506.000000 KGS P.O. 777151 WHOLE QUEEN OLIVES HS 200570 2 SLIPSHEET 216 BAND 179 6.000000 KGS P.O. 777151 S TUFFED GREEN OLIVES WITH MINCE D PMTO. HS 9902.01 3 SLIPSHE ET 210 BANDEJA 2817.000000 KGS P.O. 777151 VEGTBL-OT H PREP VINGR. HS 200190 1 S LIPSHEET 70 BANDEJA 939.00 0000 KGS P.O. 777151 SLICE D OLIVES HS 200570 1 SLIPSHE ET 70 BANDEJA 939.000000 K GS P.O. 777151 CAPERS HS 2 00190 2 SLIPSHEET 640 BAND EJA 1869.000000 KGS P.O. 7 77151 CAPERS HS 200190 1 S LIPSHEET 192 950.000000 K GS P.O. 777151
Origin Country
Unloading Port
Quantity
3518
Unit
CTN
Weight
19751.1048
Importer Name
It provides detailed records of olives imports into the US under HS Code 200190, via port Miami florida, showing shipment-level data.
Each shipment entry lists HS code, product description, origin country, net weight/quantity, importer & exporter name, and port of loading/unloading
US olives import data under HS code 200190 via Port provides detailed insights into which olives products are imported into the US via Port Miami florida. By analyzing this information, companies can discover new foreign supplier, compare costs across markets, and evaluate potential partners to diversify their trade strategy.
Yes, using the filters and sorting options, you can analyze trends over time, compare volumes by origin country, and monitor shifts in trade patterns.
It covers all rubber-related imports recorded under HS Code 200190 via port Miami florida, giving broad coverage within that commodity class.