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Indian Customs Imports Data is a systematic and consolidated report based & compiled from Bill of Entry & Invoices filed with Indian Customs. It contains all the import records of Sea & Air Shipments coming to Indian Sea ports, ICDs, CFS, & Airports.

Derived from Indian Customs, India Imports data contains important details like Indian Importers name & address*(Wherever available), Quantity, Price, HS Code etc. which will help you in getting actual market intelligence for any product or HS Classification.

Indian Import data contains the following fields:

  • Indian Importer Name, Address, Telephone, Fax, Email, Contact Person
    (Wherever available – as per customs notification no. 128/2004)
  • Date of Shipment.
  • HS Code.
  • Product Description.
  • Import Assessable value in INR and US$.
  • Unit Rate INR & US$.
  • Quantity & Unit of quantity
  • Port of Origin. (overseas port)
  • Port of Destination. (Indian port)
  • Country of Origin.
  • Mode of Shipment.
 

Indian import data covers all major ports, ICDs & airports of India like JNPT, Nhavasheva, Bombay port trust (BPT), Chennai (Madras), Delhi Tuglakabad, Delhi Patparganj, Delhi IGI Airport, Kolkata, Bangalore, Vishakhapatnam, Tuticorin, Cochin, Ludhiana, Jaipur, Kandla, Mundra, Mulund and many more.

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