Trade Data Online provides the ability to generate customized reports on Canada and U.S. trade
in goods with over 200 countries.
Trade Data provides custom-based statistics on international trade in goods to help you:
What is the province of origin?
The province of origin is the province or territory in which the goods were grown, extracted or manufactured. This may not always coincide with the province where the goods were cleared by customs.
What is the province of clearance?
The province of clearance is the province or territory in which the goods were cleared by customs either for immediate consumption in Canada or for entry into a bonded customs warehouse. This may not always coincide with the province in which they are consumed.
What is the country of origin?
The country or origin is the country in which the goods were grown, extracted or manufactured.
What is the country of destination?
The country of destination is the country which is the last known destination of the goods at the time of export. If the shipper does not know the country of ultimate destination, the shipment is credited to the last country to which the shipper knows that the merchandise will be shipped in the same form as when exported. As a result, statistics tend to be over counted for shipments to transhipment countries such as Hong Kong and the Netherlands and under counted for other countries.
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This site is updated with data obtained from Statistics Canada and the U.S. Census Bureau.
Current data July 2024.
Trade Maps Look up international trade data for over 200 countries outside Canada and the U.S.
Canadian Importers Database Find companies importing goods into Canada, by product, by city, and by country of origin.
List of financial transactions for International Trade.
Trader is the country that records imported goods coming in or exporting goods leaving through customs.
The country or collection of countries with which the trader does International Trade.
Different types of options to produce a report classified according to the International Harmonized System(HS).
List of financial transactions for International Trade.
Trader is the country that records imported goods coming in or exporting goods leaving through customs.
The country or collection of countries with which the trader does International Trade.
Different types of options to produce a report classified according to the North American Classification System (NAICS).
Market analysis toolsThe International Trade centre has created a range of market analysis tools for developing countries – Trade Map, Market Access Map, Investment Map and Standards Map to help users examine the export and import statistics of over 220 countries and territories to better understand supply and demand trends for around 5,300 internationally traded products.
To get access to all the features, you will need to register. You can start your registration by clicking on Trade Map and go to the Login button at the top right of the page. Once you have registered, the International Trade centre will notify you by email and provide temporary access. Your request will be forwarded to Innovation, Science and Economic Development for approval. (Users must be Canadian to be granted access).
Here is some of the information you can access once access to the full version is granted.
Trade Maps covers the annual trade flows (mirror and direct) of over 220 countries and territories and 5,300 products defined at the 2, 4 or 6-digit level of the Harmonized System with different trade indicators (indices, values, quantities, trends, market share and unit values) and times series since 2001 displayed in graphic, map or tabular format. Trade values can be selected from 17 different currencies.
The Market Access Map is an interactive analytical web application developed by the International Trade centre to support the needs of exporters and importers. It presents a comprehensive perspective on the different types of barriers that affect international trade. This includes information on both tariffs and non-tariff measures that you could face in exporting to certain countries.
Investment Map is a unique web-based analysis tool that combines statistics on foreign direct investment (FDI), international trade and market access conditions into a single portal. Investment Map allows analyses by country, trading partner and industry. It also includes relevant information on activities of foreign affiliates in developing countries and economies in transition.
Standards Map provides comprehensive, verified and transparent information on voluntary sustainability standards and other similar initiatives covering issues such as food quality and safety. The main objective of the programme is to strengthen the capacity of producers, exporters, policymakers and buyers, to participate in more sustainable production and trade.
