Consumer Goods, Toys & Instruments Trade Data

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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: 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; 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, 2010-2026. Search is free and credits are only spent on exports.

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