Trade trend analysis
Number of Transactions
Quantity
Weight
Number of Transactions
Quantity
Weight
The above chart presents the market trend analysis for caribbean socks s.a. from 2005 to 2006.
By examining various dimensions such as transaction quantity, transaction weight, average price,
and transaction frequency, we can gain an intuitive understanding of the company's performance in terms of procurement cycles, business scale, and stability.
As of 2006, the company has completed 247 transactions, with a transaction quantity of 376534 and a transaction weight of 6151664.
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2005
20
31519
457607
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2006
247
376534
6151664
Bill of lading data
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Products
Total 4
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sports socks
260
97.38%
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socks
5
1.87%
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sports sock
1
0.37%
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sport sock
1
0.37%
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Port statistics
Total 2
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boca chica
185
69.29%
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haina
82
30.71%
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caribbean socks s.a. is the dominican rep. Supplier,
and primarily engages in the import and export business of products such as sports socks,socks,sports sock.
According to the 52wmb.com global trade database, as of 2006-07-11, the company has completed 267 international trades,
often transported via boca chica,port haina etc,
and its main trading partners are neuville industries inc.,strategic sourcing international,international legwear group.
These trade data are sourced from various countries' customs and public channels, and have undergone standardization and structuring processing.
They can reflect the import and export trends and main market layout of the enterprise, and are suitable for market trend analysis, competitor research, port transportation planning, supply chain optimization, and international customer development.
They provide reliable support for cross-border trade decision-making.
The trade data displayed on caribbean socks s.a. is sourced from the 52wmb.com global trade database. It is based on legal records from customs and related public channels of various countries, and has been formatted and organized for user query and analysis.
We maintain compliance with the source and processing of data to ensure the objectivity of information, but due to the dynamic changes in international trade activities, some data may be delayed or changed.