Live Furniture Export Data of US by HS Code 98 for US Exports to Malawi via port Beira. Our US Export Bill of Lading Data and US Export Data by HS Code, country, or port include HS code, date, B/L number, product description, loading and unloading ports, US Exporter/exporter name, quantity, etc.
Date |
HS Code |
Product Description |
Destination Country |
Unloading Port |
QTY. |
Unit |
Weight |
Exporter Name |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
April 17, 2024 |
980240 |
DONATIONS: SCHOOL FURNITURE ANDSUPPLIES, MEDICAL SUPPLIES,GENERATORS (DRY), DISSASEMBLEDBOAT (DRY), TOOLSHTS: 9802.40.0000SHIPPERS OWNED CONTAINER |
MALAWI | BEIRA |
40 |
PALLETS |
6702.4 |
Exporter Name |
2024-04-17 00:00:00
DONATIONS: SCHOOL FURNITURE ANDSUPPLIES, MEDICAL SUPPLIES,GENERATORS (DRY), DISSASEMBLEDBOAT (DRY), TOOLSHTS: 9802.40.0000SHIPPERS OWNED CONTAINER
40
PALLETS
6702.4
The database includes shipment-level information such as shipment date, HS code, product description, quantity, value, port details, country of origin & destination, & importer-exporter information for accurate trade analysis of products under HS code 98 for US furniture imports from Thailand via Port Beira.
Port Beira typically refers to a port that is used for handling and forwarding shipments from US, making it important for tracking inland and cross-border trade flows.
It helps businesses understand sourcing patterns, evaluate supplier performance, track pricing trends, and identify demand for furniture products, enabling better decision-making for trade and market expansion for US furniture exports from malawi under HS code 98 via Port Beira.
Businesses can identify key importers, evaluate supplier competitiveness, track pricing trends, and analyze demand for specific rubber products to make strategic sourcing and expansion decisions.
Importers, exporters, traders, manufacturers, and market analysts can use this data to understand trade patterns, optimize supply chains, identify potential partners, and gain a competitive advantage in the furniture market.
