Descartes Datamyne
Leverage the Power of Global Import and Export Trade Data
Optimize trade lanes, expand into new markets, discover alternative buyers and suppliers, as well as spot supply and demand shifts from a single integrated web-based platform to cost-effectively enhance your supply chain resilience and competitive edge.
Datamyne has been featured by more than 120 media outlets in over 20 countries, including Wall Street Journal, Reuters, and CNBC, along with industry stalwarts such as Freightwaves, DC Velocity and World Cargo News.
See why the media relies on Datamyne for news about the Global Shipping Crisis and more.
Access the World’s Largest Searchable Global Trade Database to More than 170 Countries
Gathered from official filings with customs agencies and ministries around the world, our global trade database is detailed, up to date and authoritative. It utilizes artificial intelligence and data visualization to generate in-depth business intelligence that helps maximize the efficiency of supply chains, satisfy customer demand, and enable continued growth.
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How Descartes Datamyne Works
To compete successfully in today’s business world, organizations require the latest available global trade data to generate the market intelligence needed to enhance their competitive edge. For example, our most popular U.S. maritime imports are refreshed daily with master and house bill of lading (BOL) data released 24 hours after receipt from Customs, making it first to the marketplace.
How Organizations Benefit from Datamyne
Our customers include manufacturers, importers and wholesalers, transportation and logistics providers, financial and industry analysts among others. They rely on Datamyne’s suite of solutions to keep their supply chains moving.
Examine alternative suppliers
Identify new supply sources and calculate landed cost
Discover sales leads
Find new buyers including contact names and emails
Trace supply chain relationships
See your competitors’ sources and their prices
Drill into Global Trade Analytics
Gauge commodity supply and demand by HS/HTS code
Keep tabs on trade trends
Get market insights on production, consumption trends
Respond to supply chain disruptions
Optimize trade lanes and supply chain resilience
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Descartes Datamyne Powers Global Trade Data for Premium Brands
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Datamyne offers the most comprehensive online global trade data platform that helps our customers generate the business intelligence to enhance their competitive edge and strengthen the resilience of their supply chain.
Additional Resources
Datamyne Knowledge Center
Global Trade Data Shows Rush for Lithium-Ion Batteries Rerouting Supply Chains
As national governments supercharge the drive toward electrification, the scramble to secure supplies of Lithium-Ion (Li-ion) batteries is fueling major investments in mines, factories, and R&D. Global trade data is capturing signs of shifting cross-border supply...
Imports Into Southern California’s Ports Plunged 26% in October
Port of Los Angeles executive director says protracted contract negotiations are pushing importers to Gulf and East Coast gateways Imports into the nation’s busiest container port complex in Southern California are plummeting as U.S. trade sputters and retailers and...
US imports sink in September, suffer steepest drop since 2020 lockdowns
10/10/22 – Demand for Asian goods began dropping earlier this year. This is now having a delayed — and highly negative — effect on U.S. imports. Read More
White Papers
The Global Shipping Resource Center
Descartes’ Global Trade Intelligence Solutions Equip Customers With Up-to-Date Insights Needed to Respond to the Challenges of the Global Shipping Crisis
2022 U.S. Import Report
The Must-Read Guide on Import Trends & the Impact of the Global Shipping Crisis and the Coronavirus on U.S. Imports.
Top 30 U.S. Port Report
This must-read report analyzes the top U.S. ports and measures the total volume and values of imports entering the United States compared to previous years.