WISERTrade, brought to you by the World Trade Center Tacoma: State HS Database. Rank Codes Description Dates in Use ANNUAL 2015 ANNUAL 2016
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1 WISERTrade, brought to you by the World Trade Center Tacoma: State HS Database From State: Total all States Series: Exports Unit: Total dollar va Commodity: China 301 Retaliation HS Code: Custom Sorted by: 2017 Destination: China Order: Desc Runtime: Rows selected: 81 User Name: cteditd Rank Codes Description Dates in Use ANNUAL 2015 ANNUAL 2016 TOTAL ALL COMMODITIES - 30,411,603,686 31,380,569, Soybeans, Nesoi ,501,088,417 14,181,634, Pass Veh Spk-Ig Int Com Rcpr P Eng >1500 Nov 3m Cc ,605,671,745 6,956,900, Pass Veh Spk-Ig Int Com Rcpr P Eng > 3000 Cc ,965,543, ,983, Propane, Liquefied ,909, ,799, Motor Vehicles With Only Electric Motor, Nesoi Cotton, Not Carded Or Combed ,695, ,037, Grain Sorghum, Nesoi ,115,894,408 1,047,750, Gear Boxes For Motor Vehicles ,641, ,501, Composite Diagnostic/Lab Reagents, Exc Pharmaceut ,225, ,836, Products And Residuals Of Chemical Industry, Nesoi Wheat And Meslin, Nesoi ,461, ,395, Articles Of Plastics, Nesoi ,783, ,312, Plates Etc, Noncell, Nt Rein, Of Plastics Nesoi ,212, ,357, Polycarbonates, Pr Fms ,649, ,740, Polyethylene Having A Specific Gravity Under ,766, ,016, Polyvinyl Chloride, Not Mixed With Other Substance ,083, ,298, Supported Catalysts W Prec Metal/Prec Mtl Compnd ,331,313 76,401, Mtr Veh, Sp-Ig And Electric Motor, Charged By Plug Plates, Sheets, Film Etc, Plastics, Self-Adh Nesoi ,250, ,363, Pass Veh W/Spk-Ig And Elec Motor,Not Chrgd By Plug Supported Catalysts, Nesoi ,186, ,023, Polyesters Nesoi, Unsaturated, Pr Fms ,711, ,370, Polysulfides, Polysulfones & Other Nesoi, Prim Frm ,181, ,845, Polyethers Nesoi, Pr Fms ,785, ,573, Silicones, In Primary Forms ,132, ,653, Tobacco, Partly Or Wholly Stemmed/Stripped ,466, ,965, Corn (Maize), Other Than Seed Corn ,826,600 59,271, Acrylic Polymers Nesoi, In Primary Forms ,558, ,386, Polyamide-6,-11,-12,-6,6,-6,9,-6,10 Or -6, ,056, ,618, Plates, Sheets, Film Etc, Plastic Nesoi Ncel Nesoi ,246, ,615, Lubricating Preps Not Cont Petroleum Oils, Nesoi ,196, ,079, Reaction Initiators & Accelerators, Etc, Nesoi ,895, ,251, Ethylene-Alpha-Olefin Copoly, Spc Gravity Cellulose Acetates, Nonplasticized, Pr Fms ,855, ,134, Polymers Of Ethylene Nesoi, In Primary Forms ,099, ,725, Adhesives Based On Rubber,Polmr Of Hd ,Nes ,554,099 83,369, Polyamides Nesoi, In Primary Forms ,335,006 79,654,589
2 Pass Veh Com-Ig Int Com Eng > 2500 Cc ,160,088 40,925, Epoxide Resins, Pr Fms ,078,517 89,254, ,2-Dichloroethane (Ethylene Dichloride) ,561,362 96,060, Nonionic Organic Surface-Active Agents ,352,018 76,306, Plates, Sheets Etc, Non-Cell Etc, Polymer ,189,577 60,073, Mtr Veh Trans Gds Spk Ig In C P Eng, Gvw Nov 5 Mtn , , Plates Etc, Noncell Etc, Polyethylene Terephthlate ,620,781 53,325, Brewing Or Distilling Dregs And Waste, W/Nt Pellet ,631,837, ,436, Lubricating Preps Cont Petroleum Oil Fr Bituminous ,605,842 70,114, Cranberries, Prepared Or Preserved, Nesoi ,761,352 36,122, Passenger Motor Vehicles, Nesoi ,892,677 1,025,978, Additives For Lubricating Oils, Nesoi ,158,612 18,981, Meat Of Bovine Animals, Boneless, Frozen Halo-Isobutene-Isoprene Rubber ,933,959 34,465, Nucleic Acids & Salts; Other Heterocyclic Cmp, Nes ,179,373 36,343, Mix/Pres Cont Aldrin/Camphechlro/Ddt/Etc Mixs Cont Methyl Methyl Methylphosphonate/Bis M Ph Acrylonitrile ,139,027 13,418, Whiskies ,188,864 6,301, Meat Of Bovine Animals, Boneless, Fresh Or Chilled Cotton Linters ,208,973 2,378, Tobacco, Not Stemmed/Stripped , Meat, Bovine Cuts With Bone In, Frozen , Meat, Bovine Cuts With Bone In, Fresh Or Chilled Mixs Of Perfluorooctane Sulfonc Acid/Sulfonamde/Et Orange Juice, Not Frozen,Of A Brix Value Not Ov , , Orange Juice, Frozen, Sweetened Or Not ,161, , Mixs Cont Tetra/Penta/Hexa/Hepta/Octabrmdpenyl Etr Mfr Tobacco & Substitutes Nesoi; Tobacco Extr Etc , , Mtr Veh, Diesel And Electic Motor, No Plug Water Pipe Tobacco Specified Subhead Note 1 Ch Offal Of Bovine Animals, Edible, Nesoi, Frozen Corn (Maize) Flour ,635 23, Cigars, Cheroots & Cigarillos, Containing Tobacco ,182 20, Mtr Veh, Diesel And Electric Motor, Chargd By Plug Homogenized Or Reconstituted Tobacco , Cigarettes Containing Tobacco Cigar/Cheroot/Cigarillo/Cigs Of Tob Substits Nesoi Smoking Tobacco W/ Or W/O Tobacco Substitute Nesoi , Tobacco Refuse (Waste) , Carcasses/Half-Carcasses Of Bovine Anmls Frsh/Chld Carcasses/Half-Carcasses Of Bovine Animals, Frozen Durum Wheat, Nesoi Airplane & Ot A/C, Unladen Weight > 15,000 Kg
3 WISERTrade: State HS Database Source: data from U.S. Census Bureau Foreign, Trade Division. Note: The State Exports by HS data series does not contain imputations for missing states and industries.
4 alue 4 17:41 ANNUAL 2017 JAN 2017 YTD JAN 2018 YTD % % % ANNUAL ,540,930,876 3,394,571,735 2,616,131, ,370,562,441 12,355,951,959 1,895,224,608 1,201,642, ,524,282, ,748, ,456, ,629,497 1,983,323,978 48,638,115 94,459, ,506,948 1,650,094, ,481, ,481, ,526,039, ,943,736 86,362,445 NaN Infinity ,301, ,113, ,329, ,496, ,656, ,927, ,062, ,226,109 51,629,279 51,930, ,141, ,859,330 30,011,795 81,846, ,686, ,418,069 3,649,603 22,341,604 NaN Infinity ,726,691 33,033,031 18,227, ,575,528 25,300,263 26,829, ,545, ,293,044 19,326,196 19,159, ,767, ,176,182 35,207,335 30,984, ,954, ,072,224 33,031,756 25,258, ,228, ,786,569 33,586,348 28,351, ,288, ,525,025 10,916,559 4,694, ,044, ,871,311 1,075,330 16,090,153 NaN Infinity 1, ,866,913 16,967,026 18,395, ,840, ,618, ,672,980 NaN Infinity Infinity 0 191,377,504 21,443,363 7,872, ,284, ,891,795 15,474,529 11,073, ,266, ,604,392 11,933,868 13,240, ,271, ,607,597 15,870,029 11,793, ,311, ,334,442 10,660,808 13,107, ,616, ,498, NaN 0 151,883,243 2,344,804 1,126, ,110, ,242,211 14,938,298 8,780, ,312, ,230,539 15,704,323 12,125, ,627, ,427,061 6,765,926 6,558, ,796, ,325,189 9,594,172 8,260, , ,492,566 9,661,844 7,623, ,395, ,187,402 7,504,644 16,188,422 NaN Infinity ,349,295 10,201,902 8,783, ,878, ,876,863 6,520,742 5,547, ,013, ,143,559 6,033,001 8,089, ,010, ,445,062 7,705,606 12,251, ,373,079
5 100,051, , , ,661,129 95,635,445 8,175,546 6,818, ,887,949 84,730,004 5,945,570 3,873, ,530 81,489,358 9,100,264 4,336, ,348,465 68,547,375 5,249,770 4,491, ,215,659 67,047,385 2,226, , ,022 63,866,603 3,896,948 4,465, ,070,156 63,466,887 15,207,326 4,028, ,479 60,600,254 3,440,936 2,491, ,205,947 45,423,993 1,658,153 2,327, ,969,068 82,122 4,629, , ,075 23,747,257 3,104,264 1,410, ,875 22,990, ,295,667 NaN Infinity Infinity 819,002 21,970,920 1,609,930 1,684, ,487,528 15,550, ,733 1,916, ,153,588 11,067,020 0 NaN Infinity ,830,708 6,897, ,826 NaN Infinity ,157,071 1,830,000 14,348, ,648,521 5,888,893 76, , ,128 5,383, ,947 NaN Infinity Infinity 85,991 5,120, , , ,147,971 4,798, Infinity 161, NaN 250,000 1,690,308 15, , Infinity 2, , , ,321 NaN Infinity Infinity 0 653, ,670 0 NaN Infinity ,462 76, , , Infinity 368, , ,471 NaN Infinity Infinity 0 166, NaN 551, , NaN Infinity NaN 0 150, NaN Infinity NaN 0 107, ,371 NaN Infinity Infinity 3,173,333 40,653 5,037 5, , NaN 0 32, NaN Infinity NaN 0 24,414 24,414 0 Infinity , NaN Infinity NaN 0 3, NaN Infinity NaN NaN NaN NaN NaN NaN NaN NaN NaN NaN NaN 10, NaN NaN NaN NaN NaN NaN 1,310,778,072
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7 ANNUAL 1997 ANNUAL 1998 ANNUAL 1999 ANNUAL 2000 ANNUAL 2001 ANNUAL ,722,225,753 3,656,376,186 2,441,605,122 2,059,729,825 2,711,223,754 3,942,083,573 7,963,843 7,648,965 2,566,751 2,570,044 2,492,062 3,891,606 5,074,220 5,249,344 3,174,132 1,767,307 2,214,636 4,567,928 6,401,248 8, , ,018, ,428,269 16,961,476 46,456,478 42,863, ,715, , , ,272 3,102,868 9,160,227 2,151,981 4,584,371 6,753,809 9,422,337 19,303,992 27,678,732 34,079,356 18,368,162 24,946,605 23,943,590 39,856,878 35,115,549 35,109,236 2,404,017 6,184,584 6,703,999 9,101,996 10,501,792 10,534,473 39,814,284 57,864,680 74,153,520 88,166,946 82,452,618 89,713,316 59,593,344 28,010,611 44,633,739 53,814,469 41,855,728 32,704,059 36,459,685 24,843,523 14,224,494 44,662,139 95,650,609 95,530,838 14,316,320 2,589,280 4,739,537 3,486,507 3,146,927 10,911,030 12,178,596 14,857,986 17,878,246 15,508,757 17,969,014 24,822,307 16,869,111 15,036,763 21,416,322 29,447,139 19,234,909 14,674,047 5,996,511 3,871,551 6,626,745 3,719,915 2,522,528 4,272,828 2,718,103 2,487,658 4,009,682 8,704,229 5,623,625 6,000,797 3,294,258 6,825,007 12,753,107 13,811,218 23,479,939 26,895,273 10,165,927 12,598,719 7,323,664 13,006,791 12,931,993 17,073,819 2,327,422 6,431,715 4,508, , , , ,635 44,202,658 15,594, , ,690 2,036,444 6,764,420 10,557,219 7,083,373 19,334,237 14,627,519 22,494,472 10,773,797 7,774,233 7,620,437 16,592,392 18,973,787 30,035,610 4,957,709 4,353,710 6,537,005 10,171,532 14,837,132 19,087, , ,333 1,871,520 2,724,473 3,955,186 6,859,423 5,655,960 5,331,682 21,411,585 10,338,058 7,956,982 10,123,669 48,549,658 50,845,697 42,560, , ,276 43,674 5,035,393 5,981,428 13,153,858 40,699,402 25,702,402 46,982,599 2,216,562 3,526,256 3,762,673 7,615,062 6,421,430 12,107,755 1,292,797 2,224,415 3,449,008 4,211,324 2,619,445 2,386,828
8 4,431,316 2,921, , ,923 3,015,100 4,931,960 9,632,085 16,011,861 15,088,311 23,872,439 15,562,979 39,969, ,411,479 1,336,272 14,977,191 2,771,346 1,100,813 1,385,067 2,423,979 2,041,070 9,542,337 8,826,614 7,058,292 9,498,540 6,825,253 8,696,227 10,165,544 9,932,931 11,289, , , ,088 97,753 50, , ,649 2,011,316 3,851,576 13,037,763 12,469,066 11,901,857 1,226,316 1,670,165 2,509,294 3,093,973 3,519,055 5,448,927 1,263, ,782 67, , , , , , ,655 2,969,511 2,463,242 6,330,060 2,698,386 2,760,425 5,608,014 6,499,531 7,202,874 6,955, ,756 2,297,957 2,038,188 16,104,828 26,920,131 27,851, ,000, ,424,920 25,529 2,143,644 6,686,023 19,543 98, , , ,510 1,102,924 16, , , , ,307 6,845,529 7,348,312 7,855,971 6,854,803 12,414,230 3,623,292 2,936,235 15,000 4, ,909 1,102,842 3, , , , , , , , ,599 18, , , , , , , , ,936 4,276, , ,756 22, ,340,994 1,641,965 2,786,616 7,348,686 6,408,701 8,035,096 61,415 11, , , , , , ,273 95, , , ,928 1,452,782 1,913,240 1,776,586 1,570,249 61, , , , ,535 73,037 1,769,198,029 3,122,247,798 1,984,492,680 1,424,414,814 2,068,028,186 3,075,855,484
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10 ANNUAL 2003 ANNUAL 2004 ANNUAL 2005 ANNUAL 2006 ANNUAL 2007 ANNUAL ,812,964,200 2,833,538,709 3,337,413,113 4,561,773,198 4,640,761,424 5,542,529,567 13,867,501 33,512, ,882, ,275, ,503, ,142,752 16,964,728 68,309, ,468, ,357, ,529, ,679, , ,330 51,703 6, , ,605,895 1,421,421,092 1,405,932,176 2,059,627,909 1,456,016,830 1,613,223,715 13,533,936 37,217,922 15,754,770 28,074,358 41,841,122 54,165,200 45,402,043 59,158,898 60,206,211 66,227,076 74,456,251 96,013,876 39,433,177 48,487,316 56,546,251 79,976,988 84,853,156 96,335,583 14,434,268 17,028,196 19,989,614 27,746,446 45,430,758 47,724, ,647, ,735, ,080, ,509, ,049, ,533,976 31,522,467 84,782, ,737, ,075, ,051, ,644,094 74,843,263 97,737,306 74,290,056 72,923,696 57,392,648 84,658,371 9,714,637 18,161,551 17,760,230 38,040,160 53,796,465 68,828,226 32,274,486 57,829,947 65,466,563 88,605, ,663, ,921,800 19,200,081 37,252,718 28,737,724 73,717,713 54,771,996 87,434,786 7,918,046 15,027,891 16,877,400 28,267,501 26,073,383 31,799,284 8,132,967 11,380,334 28,719,175 24,225,767 44,812,859 48,388,347 32,199,142 48,426,303 62,613,593 62,831,434 88,261,904 86,021,434 27,505,594 39,277,254 65,430,176 98,162, ,313, ,929,007 4,366,643 22,831,670 1,904,980 61,472,484 65,674, ,209, , , ,765 7,878,692 11,530,744 4,591,054 24,441,295 32,929,306 38,216,711 54,242,914 70,836,460 83,114,842 39,130,620 67,076,617 79,781, ,416, ,865, ,828,898 16,974,373 27,618,296 31,472,671 40,759,208 40,029,619 44,244,424 13,453,063 21,851,990 25,730,973 38,002,074 48,637,898 68,762,693 11,907,964 14,845,946 16,696,515 41,422,282 19,520,113 34,529, ,404 2,928,711 41,151,784 4,044,763 32,800,176 3,280,493 46,791,794 65,628, ,179, ,522, ,546, ,911,245 11,789,068 13,737,972 23,774,213 34,811,752 46,490,877 53,900,632 4,624,654 6,491,925 7,839,011 16,846,896 17,061,809 21,258,066
11 7,924,019 5,383,276 7,722,522 20,374,834 47,937,733 23,979,955 40,286,198 72,182,512 57,433,234 88,367, ,224, ,088,094 1,650,000 1,364,220 7,286,235 11,440,505 3,160,603 73,238,897 14,772,673 26,289,097 34,389,770 46,147,568 62,569,447 86,232,695 13,389,787 19,690,413 22,447,771 37,201,877 49,115,044 70,539, , , ,426 2,302,925 16,868,083 12,296,167 41,320,300 46,095,725 16,575,236 43,388,924 38,217,761 11,016 5, ,530 1,992,468 8,754,869 9,692,941 9,629,832 11,101,077 19,251,452 25,887,292 4,192,999 4,742,273 4,513,087 17,940,095 41,428,466 78,481,173 4,585,496 3,496,032 8,827,682 7,681,391 11,732,559 15,770,478 7,450, ,856 50, , ,861 56,677,981 83,870, ,538, ,569, ,028, ,931,180 1,713, ,438 1,276,010 2,047,997 2,294,498 2,799,368 16,638,720 18,285,961 2,193,026 10,144,038 21,084,660 31,860,347 1,601,761 2,253,447 2,691,668 5,859,060 5,573,581 7,332, , , ,481 32,042 4,091,122 9,838,330 40,687 7,223,093 6,604,786 8,539,869 81, ,072 16, ,585 28, , , , , , , , ,394 1,885, ,363, ,669 2,380,031 6,109,989 9,700 20,900 34, , ,596,543 98, , , ,776 36,322 24,641 38,559 93,957 77,449 1,873,206 3,964,339 3,374,911 2,791,696 2,285,946 1,420, , ,880 21, ,189 9,862 25,200 20, , , , , , , ,146,938,
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13 ANNUAL 2009 ANNUAL 2010 ANNUAL 2011 ANNUAL 2012 ANNUAL 2013 ANNUAL ,202,425,560 10,540,779,938 13,384,958,378 30,462,918,980 33,055,664,975 35,683,437, ,876,431,252 13,299,867,803 14,476,293, ,977,054 1,825,296,506 2,940,755,942 2,998,557,092 4,972,355,501 7,237,225, ,085,011 1,264,535,944 1,847,166,960 2,216,832,548 3,278,913,356 2,990,591,054 15,360,092 3,808 7,600 57,057, ,370, ,087, ,734,036 2,061,024,709 2,552,568,302 3,410,869,821 2,183,219,201 1,107,549, ,043,718 1,466,503,198 64,548,284 83,243, ,345, ,218, ,201, ,740, ,357, ,957, ,560, ,677, ,383, ,001, ,015,832 1,258,010, ,153, ,509, ,927, ,235, ,562, ,004, ,382,160 47,404,830 74,965, ,931,930 93,744, ,704, ,408, ,622, ,579, ,188, ,510, ,957, ,706, ,830, ,048, ,820, ,307, ,503, ,105, ,136, ,063, ,926, ,572, ,211, ,173,774 37,211,512 73,625,992 70,599,158 75,491, ,338, ,845, ,613, ,956, ,196, ,607, ,747, ,113, ,695, ,840, ,456, ,480, ,351, ,814,364 36,397,584 61,752,968 63,542,012 81,159, ,386, ,787,092 44,774,820 58,742,061 68,748, ,030, ,801, ,610, ,001, ,166, ,480, ,046, ,901, ,318,216 80,393, ,151, ,392, ,075, ,702, ,535, ,286, ,340, ,516, ,920, ,105, ,438,945 52,405, ,903, ,043,187 1,319,411, ,579, ,057,932 64,987, ,172,983 92,963,046 95,039, ,196, ,477, ,208, ,235, ,250, ,124, ,622, ,259,542 45,972, ,922, ,121,933 69,453, ,427,637 94,293,443 58,738,203 91,673, ,680,369 99,216, ,621, ,061,067 46,571,481 43,213,970 71,602,918 86,994, ,072, ,975,389 3,060,561 3,578,288 4,426,795 11,868,855 59,866, ,921, ,357, ,714, ,097, ,004, ,428, ,090,067 60,883,149 94,566, ,045, ,719,926 98,874,641 87,499,744 35,360,832 55,290,644 65,929,501 52,985,112 76,392,359 93,712,045
14 10,168, ,255,870 33,738,728 29,185,799 41,211, ,551, ,338, ,748, ,902,562 94,519,119 81,711,109 93,541,274 69,974,843 74,278, ,887,522 67,506, ,166, ,585,136 68,924,583 70,121, ,594,009 90,870, ,547, ,521,769 67,445,287 79,614,411 83,842,421 74,073,979 87,435,822 95,742, , , ,000 1,712, ,556 37,940,681 62,123,458 72,811,797 71,750,434 67,390,233 61,511, ,849, ,815, ,457, ,860,049 1,382,260,088 1,247,472,351 23,310,936 26,258,816 53,929,198 50,840,198 61,402,645 79,150, ,622,289 4,943,819 11,489,185 65,084, ,403, ,597, ,646, ,101, ,311,835 6,313,720 12,160,516 11,863,059 11,146,338 13,457,416 13,619, , , ,760, ,996, ,391, ,280, ,589, ,988,290 15,887,552 27,205,256 39,924,714 29,217,641 42,373,527 42,851,545 61,824,014 82,598,828 50,620,350 85,106,597 17,795,512 76,703,644 6,269,583 5,836,099 4,614,195 4,297,766 5,984,177 4,577, , ,813 39,578, ,342,891 70,826,716 17,868,954 17,126,761 4,422,933 85,743 10,616,496 4,877,599 1,914,625 31, ,799 62, , , , , , , , ,873 5,683,510 5,278,490 4,917,276 3,602,468 4,156,743 2,436, , ,405,305 2,349, , , , , , , , , , ,259 1,111,071 34,361 15, , , , ,966 15, , ,385 2, ,110, , ,465 1,855, , ,895 25,009,125 0
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16 ANNUAL 2015 ANNUAL 2016 ANNUAL ,411,603,686 31,380,569,945 33,540,930,876 10,501,088,417 14,181,634,678 12,355,951,959 6,605,671,745 6,956,900,140 6,524,282,274 1,965,543, ,983,555 1,983,323, ,909, ,799,533 1,650,094, ,526,039, ,695, ,037, ,301,229 2,115,894,408 1,047,750, ,656, ,641, ,501, ,226, ,225, ,836, ,859, ,418, ,461, ,395, ,726, ,783, ,312, ,575, ,212, ,357, ,293, ,649, ,740, ,176, ,766, ,016, ,072, ,083, ,298, ,786, ,331,313 76,401, ,525, ,871, ,250, ,363, ,866, ,618, ,186, ,023, ,377, ,711, ,370, ,891, ,181, ,845, ,604, ,785, ,573, ,607, ,132, ,653, ,334, ,466, ,965, ,498, ,826,600 59,271, ,883, ,558, ,386, ,242, ,056, ,618, ,230, ,246, ,615, ,427, ,196, ,079, ,325,189 90,895, ,251, ,492, ,187, ,855, ,134, ,349, ,099, ,725, ,876,863 76,554,099 83,369, ,143,559 89,335,006 79,654, ,445,062
17 122,160,088 40,925, ,051,617 78,078,517 89,254,526 95,635,445 89,561,362 96,060,961 84,730,004 93,352,018 76,306,498 81,489,358 74,189,577 60,073,491 68,547, , ,744 67,047,385 49,620,781 53,325,085 63,866,603 1,631,837, ,436,029 63,466,887 67,605,842 70,114,882 60,600,254 18,761,352 36,122,352 45,423, ,892,677 1,025,978,266 40,969,068 15,158,612 18,981,103 23,747, ,990,368 95,933,959 34,465,715 21,970,920 47,179,373 36,343,624 15,550, ,153, ,830,708 56,139,027 13,418,400 7,157,071 5,188,864 6,301,710 5,888, ,383,092 6,208,973 2,378,891 5,120, ,965 4,798,253 2, ,690, , , , , ,462 2,161, , , , , , , , , , ,635 23,845 40, ,182 20,792 34, , ,176 24, , , , ,
(1) (2) (3) (4) Quantity
Chapter 39 In primary form (1) (2) (3) (4) 39.01 Polymers of ethylene, in primary forms. 3901.10 000 - Polyethylene having a specific gravity of less than 0.94 kg 20 12 5 0 0 0 3901.20 000 - Polyethylene
KORUS FTA Safeguard Status Report as of 12/30/2017
KORUS FTA Safeguard Report as of 12/30/2017 The following table provides information on the fill rate of products subject to agricultural safeguards (ASG) under the KORUS FTA. The column headed Medium
Category Major Groups Products
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