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More and more of the nation’s airports, seaports and border crossings are turning to our data and data visualizations to tell and better understand their stories. We would like to tell you – and also show you – why.
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Get your preferred dataset details in multiple charts on our website |
Summary
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1,495
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Analyst
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4,995
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Every countries’ top imports |
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Markets for all exports |
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U.S. market share for all exports |
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U.S. competitors for all exports |
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Source for all imports |
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U.S. market share for all imports |
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U.S. competitors for all imports |
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Top ranking for exports |
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Top ranking for imports |
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Total trade, all trade partners |
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Total for all export commodities |
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Total for all import commodities |
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Total by month, YTD, annual |
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Total by value, tonnage* |
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Surplus/(Deficit) |
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Excel reports plans |
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Those are provided as extensions of the subscription plans presented above |
Summary with downloads
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2,995
Most bought
Analyst with downloads
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5,995
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Export relational data reports to excel, related to the chosen dataset |
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Export basic reports to excel, from the chosen dataset |
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Content licensing plans |
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Content licensing: Your data, our presentation, your website |
Summary
USD
1,495
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Total trade, all trade partners |
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Total for all export commodities |
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Total for all import commodities |
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Total by month, YTD, annual |
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Total by value, tonnage* |
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Surplus/(Deficit) |
Best value
Analyst
USD
4,995
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Every countries’ top imports |
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Markets for all exports |
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U.S. market share for all exports |
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U.S. competitors for all exports |
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Source for all imports |
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U.S. market share for all imports |
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U.S. competitors for all imports |
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Top ranking for exports |
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Top ranking for imports |
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Total trade, all trade partners |
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Total for all export commodities |
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Total for all import commodities |
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Total by month, YTD, annual |
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Total by value, tonnage* |
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Surplus/(Deficit) |
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Excel reports plans |
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Those are provided as extensions of the subscription plans presented above |
Summary with downloads
USD
2,995
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Export basic reports to excel, from the chosen dataset |
Most bought
Analyst with downloads
USD
5,995
|
Export relational data reports to excel, related to the chosen dataset |
|
Export basic reports to excel, from the chosen dataset |
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Content licensing plans |
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Content licensing: Your data, our presentation, your website |
Summary License
get in contact to know pricing details
Most bought
Analyst, Premium License
get in contact to know pricing details
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Every countries’ top imports |
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Markets for all exports |
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U.S. market share for all exports |
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U.S. competitors for all exports |
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Source for all imports |
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U.S. market share for all imports |
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U.S. competitors for all imports |
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Top ranking for exports |
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Top ranking for imports |
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Total trade, all trade partners |
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Total for all export commodities |
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Total for all import commodities |
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Total by month, YTD, annual |
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Total by value, tonnage* |
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Surplus/(Deficit) |
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monthly video plans |
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monthly videos: your data in a modern visual presentation |
Customized videos
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Personalized videos
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Personalized videos: Every month, a new video with your latest exportimport data. Each video is customized to each stakeholder, a great way to to keep in touch with “Friends of the Port”, current customers, potential customers as well as to expand your |
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Custmized videos: Automatically share an update on your website with these videos. |
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Content licensing plans |
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Content licensing: Your data, our presentation, your website |
Summary License
get in contact to know pricing details
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Total trade, all trade partners |
|
Total for all export commodities |
|
Total for all import commodities |
|
Total by month, YTD, annual |
|
Total by value, tonnage* |
|
Surplus/(Deficit) |
Most bought
Analyst License
get in contact to know pricing details
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Every countries’ top imports |
|
Markets for all exports |
|
U.S. market share for all exports |
|
U.S. competitors for all exports |
|
Source for all imports |
|
U.S. market share for all imports |
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U.S. competitors for all imports |
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Top ranking for exports |
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Top ranking for imports |
|
Total trade, all trade partners |
|
Total for all export commodities |
|
Total for all import commodities |
|
Total by month, YTD, annual |
|
Total by value, tonnage* |
|
Surplus/(Deficit) |
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monthly video plans |
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monthly videos: your data in a modern visual presentation |
Custom videos
get in contact to know pricing details
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Custmized videos: Automatically share an update on your website with these videos. |
Most bought
Personalized videos
get in contact to know pricing details
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Custmized videos: Automatically share an update on your website with these videos. |
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Personalized videos: Every month, a new video with your latest exportimport data. Each video is customized to each stakeholder, a great way to to keep in touch with “Friends of the Port”, current customers, potential customers as well as to expand your |
Frequently asked questions
In October of 2023, WorldCity made a change to the way it handles the U.S. Census Bureau data on this site.
WorldCity improves on the U.S. Census Bureau’s handling of the data by more clearly delineating between airports, seaports and border crossings.
A little background first: The U.S. Census Bureau receives its trade data from Customs and Border Protection. Census then provides WorldCity the data.
The data includes a breakdown by the countries with which the U.S. trades, U.S. exports, U.S. imports and the “ports” – airports, seaports and border crossings – where those commodities, or products, enter or exit the United States.
With the port data, the U.S. Census Bureau sometimes combines an airport and a seaport or an airport and a border crossing and sometimes it doesn’t.
For example, what Census calls “Chicago, IL (port),” is largely exports and imports flying into and out of Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport. But it includes data for the seaport there, the Port of Chicago. It is a similar situation in Cleveland, Anchorage, Newark, New Orleans, San Diego and elsewhere.
But it is not the case in Miami, where there are separate listings for the Port of Miami and Miami International Airport, or Houston, Los Angeles, Seattle, Boston, Baltimore, New York, Philadelphia, Detroit and elsewhere.
The change we made in October of 2023 was to separate those airports and seaports that were previously listed as one port, and separate airports from border crossings, where connected.
You can contact us here and we will get back to you as soon as possible. We are located in Florida so if you contact us after hours expect a little delay.
Additionally, at the bottom of each page is the Contact Us link.
We are working hard to improve the Help Section so please let us know if you have any other questions or concerns that need to be addressed.
No, we do not have company names.
Currently, our data is about specific exports/imports ( commodities ) from/to U.S. ports with foreign trade partners. For instance, if you are looking for exports of cotton from the Port of Los Angeles. We have it. You can drill down further and find which countries the Port of Los Angeles trades cotton with during a specific date range.
The U.S. Census Bureau.
Census releases its data about 40 days after the end of the month. Our data is updated within 12 hours of its release.
Yes. Once you are a subscriber, you will have access to the data anytime, anywhere or any device.
We currently have annual data going back to 2011 and monthly data from 2013 but our database is growing monthly and other datasets will be added over time.
A data set is either one country, one port (airport, seaport, or border crossing), one import or one export commodity.
There is a search bar on the top of each data page. You can search by country, port, export, import. You can also search by country code, port code or harmonized code.
You can search by four-digit harmonized tariff code or commodity name in our glossary here.
We use the Harmonized Tariff code for all commodities. The data we provide is at the four-digit level.
You have to go all the way to the 10-digit level to break some commodities down to, say, kerosene — and the port-level data you like only goes to six digits.
It is the Customs district data that goes to 10 digit. Here, we can help you but it would be a manual process, let us know what kind of data you are looking for, happy to review options.
The tonnage data available is in kilograms, so metric “tonnes” is actually correct.
Sure. Visit our Product and Services page here.
USTradeNumbers.com offers data for more than 450 U.S. airports, seaport and border crossings. So, for any one of those “ports,” you can see a wide array of data.
- You can determine the leading exports and imports for up to 225-plus countries, by current month, YTD or latest annual, and by value or tonnage.
- You can determine how that trade occurs – by air, ocean or land, by percentage and value or whether there’s a trade deficit.
- You can start with any of more than 2,500 specific exports or imports to determine which countries are receiving that export or sending that import – and which other ports are “competitors.”
We also offers data for more than 225 countries. For any of these countries, there is equally rich and deep data available.
- You can determine the leading exports and imports for up to 475 airports, seaports and border crossings, by current month, YTD or latest annual, and by value or tonnage. (Tonnage data not available for border crossings.)
- You can determine how that trade occurs – by air, ocean or land, by percentage and value or whether there’s a trade deficit.
- You can start with any of more than 2,500 specific exports or imports to determine which ports are receiving that export or sending that import – and which other countries are “competitors.”
- We also offers greater depth on all exports and imports.
For Basic and Premium subscribers, we make monthly data available in the current year, as well as year-to-date data and annual data for the previous year. For Basic Plus and Premium Plus subscriptions, which include Excel downloads, we make up to eight years of data available. Contact us if your needs exceed that at [email protected].
All subscription sales are final.
Yes, though you will need to contact us to upgrade within a specific subscription. You can add additional airports, seaports, border crossings, countries, exports or imports.
Contact us at [email protected] and we can discuss our discount packages.
No. While our payments go through PayPal, you can also use any Visa, MasterCard or American Express card. In addition, you can pay by check, though that will delay your access to the data.
WorldCity, founded in 1998 by President Ken Roberts, has been producing annual TradeNumbers publications for a wide variety of communities since launching Miami TradeNumbers in 2001. It has produced TradeNumbers for many of the nation’s leading Customs districts, ports, border crossings and countries, including Los Angeles, Seattle, Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston, New Orleans, New York, George, China, South Korea, Mexico, Perishables and numerous others.
It has been publishing trade data at woocommerce-189213-560374.cloudwaysapps.com for more than a decade.
In addition, Mr. Roberts is a regular speaker nationally, is a regular contributor at Forbes.com on trade, and is a two-term member of a dozen members of the Federal Reserve’s Trade and Transportation Advisory Board.