Company intelligence
Descartes Datamyne
About Descartes Datamyne
Built and maintained by an international team of experts, Descartes Datamyne provides detailed, authoritative data on the import-export trade of some 50 countries across 5 continents including US trade with over 200 markets. Our coverage encompasses key markets in Latin America, Asia, Africa, and the European Union, as well as US maritime commerce as documented in house and master bills of lading. Our integrated suite of online products offers multiple perspectives on international trade, including current rankings of trade flows, details of shipments, and 360-degree profiles of buyers, sellers and service providers. With our trade database at your fingertips, you can out-think your competitors and develop growth strategies for new markets and new products. Gain insights into sourcing from other countries, as well as spot shifts in domestic and global demand for materials and merchandise that could impact pricing. The possibilities are endless for the market intelligence you can gain through access to our database, with its rapid-fire reporting on millions of trade records and hundreds of trade areas, detailing the latest activity about: • Global commodity movements • Product type and price • Freight origin and destination • Shipment quantities • Company trading activities • Brand and model details For more information or to request a demo, visit our website at www.datamyne.com
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Signals from Descartes Datamyne
3 published signals
Research & Knowledge
Descartes Datamyne published an analysis examining the impact of IEEPA tariffs on U.S. imports, trade partners, maritime shipping volumes, and sourcing patterns using trade data.
Reported by Descartes Datamyne
Presence & Recognition
Descartes Datamyne employee Torrie Hansen is featured in a presentation by the company explaining how HS2028 will affect tariff costs, trade compliance, and preferential trade claims for importers.
Reported by Mark Segner
Research & Knowledge
Descartes Datamyne employee Torrie Hansen discusses the impact of HS2028 on importers.
Reported by Descartes Datamyne