1. customs data inquiry: you can contact the local customs department or inquire about the export of goods at the customs office in official website. Customs data usually include export quantity, destination country/region, export date and other information. Can provide information about the goods, such as commodity code, commodity name, etc. , so that the customs can accurately inquire and provide relevant data.
2. Trade statistics database: Many countries and international organizations have trade statistics databases, such as the International Trade Statistics Database of the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the International Trade Statistics Database of UNCTAD. These databases can be used to query the export situation of commodities, including export quantity, destination country/region, export amount and other information.
3. Contact relevant enterprises or trade associations: If you know any enterprises or trade associations engaged in the export of related commodities, you can directly contact and consult the export situation of commodities. These enterprises or associations usually have relevant export data and statistical information, which can provide reference.
4. Business intelligence companies: Some business intelligence companies provide commodity export inquiry services, collect and sort out a large number of trade data and market intelligence, and can provide relevant export reports as needed.
Either way, it is necessary to provide as detailed commodity information as possible in order to make the query results more accurate. At the same time, different countries and regions may have different data sources and query methods, so we can choose the appropriate query method according to the specific situation. In addition, it should be noted that the acquisition of business data may involve certain fees, so you can know the relevant fees and terms of service before the inquiry.
To obtain commodity export data, you can inquire through the following channels. First of all, you can contact relevant trade departments or commercial organizations, such as international trade promotion agencies, customs, etc., to consult whether to provide services for commodity export data. Secondly, you can use Internet resources to access relevant trade data platforms or websites, such as the World Trade Organization's trade statistics database and the National Bureau of Statistics' trade data publishing page, and search and download commodity export data by inputting relevant keywords or selecting corresponding screening conditions. In addition, you can also refer to relevant trade reports and market analysis reports issued by research institutions, which may contain relevant information of commodity export data. When inspecting the goods, if the goods are damaged due to the responsibility of the customs officers, the customs shall compensate the parties for the direct economic losses according to the regulations. Compensation method: Customs officers truthfully fill out the Report on Damage of Goods and Articles Inspected by People's Republic of China (PRC) Customs in duplicate, which shall be signed by both the customs officers and the parties, with each party holding one copy. The two parties * * * agree on the damage degree or repair cost of the goods (which can be determined by the appraisal certificate issued by the notary office if necessary), and determine the compensation amount based on the duty-paid price approved by the customs. After the amount of compensation is determined, the Customs will fill in the Notice of Compensation for Damaged Goods and Articles of People's Republic of China (PRC) Customs. After receiving the notice, the parties concerned shall collect compensation from the one-way customs within three months or notify the customs of the bank account number for transfer, and the customs shall not pay compensation after the deadline. Compensation will be paid in RMB.
To sum up, we can get the required export data by contacting the trade department, using Internet resources and consulting relevant reports.
Legal basis:
People's Republic of China (PRC) Import and Export Commodity Inspection Law
Article 5
The General Administration of Customs may, according to the situation, publish the results of spot checks, issue an early warning notice, take necessary preventive measures or notify the relevant departments of the spot checks.
Article 6
The conformity assessment basis of import and export commodities spot-check inspection items is the mandatory requirements of national technical specifications or other relevant technical requirements designated by the General Administration of Customs.