Consumer Goods, Toys & Instruments Trade Data
The Consumer Goods, Toys & Instruments sector seen through HS chapters 42, 43, 66, 67, 90, 91, 92, 93, 95, 96, 97: which countries lead on the import and export side, which companies are trading, and the shipments that prove it, 2019-2026.
United States
Germany10.2M
China8.3M
Japan6.8M
United Kingdom6.2M
Hong Kong5.3M
France5.3M
Netherlands5.2M
South Korea4.1M
Italy3.9M
Canada3.8M
Mexico3M China40.4M Germany12M Netherlands6.1M Italy6M France5.6M Japan5.1M United Kingdom4.6M
Switzerland3.7M
Vietnam3.4M Mexico3.4MReading the Consumer Goods, Toys & Instruments picture
For this sector we combine HS chapters 42, 43, 66, 67, 90, 91, 92, 93, 95, 96, 97, which together cover articles of leather, travel goods, handbags, furskins and artificial fur, umbrellas, walking sticks, whips, prepared feathers, artificial flowers and related goods. The two rankings above are built by summing shipments across all of those chapters, so a country's position reflects its whole consumer goods, toys & instruments trade rather than a single product line.
Typical uses include an exporter comparing which importing markets are largest before allocating a sales budget, a buyer checking which origin countries dominate supply, a forwarder estimating lane volumes, and an analyst benchmarking a country's share of the sector. From any chapter card you can descend to six-digit codes and then to individual shipments with company names, quantities, declared values and ports, 2019-2026. Search is free and credits are only spent on exports.
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Manifest and customs records with the buyers, sellers and declared values for consumer goods, toys & instruments.
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