Activity value 61International Buyer&Supplier,Last transaction date:
2016-12-26Address: providencialesprovidencialestc649-946-4989
Overview
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The above chart presents the market trend analysis for charles dargie from 2015 to 2016.
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 2016, the company has completed 1 transactions, with a transaction quantity of 10 and a transaction weight of 140.
YearTransactionsQuantityWeight
201511170
2016110140
Bill of lading data
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Trade date
2016/12/26
B/L No.
shpts02070074
Suppliers
charles dargie
Buyers
battleship cove
POLs
sydney
PODs
long beach ca
Supply area
Australia
Purchas area
United States
Weight
140kg
Amount
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Hs code
851770
Product tags
museum display,bat,p com
Product description
SLAC BATTLESHIP COMPONENTS FOR MUSEUM DISPLAY LOADED ON 1 PALLET HS: 8517.70 HBL: S02070074 SCAC: SHPT Expand
Trade date
2015/10/10
B/L No.
ocbss00494467
Suppliers
charles dargie
Buyers
peterson tractor co
POLs
taoranga
PODs
long beach ca
Supply area
New Zealand
Purchas area
United States
charles dargie is International Buyer&Supplier,
and primarily engages in the import and export business of products such as museum display,bat,p com.
According to the 52wmb.com global trade database, as of 2016-12-26, the company has completed 6 international trades,
with its main trading regions covering united states etc.
The core products include HS851770,HS841191 etc,
often transported via sydney,port auckland, port providenciales etc,
and its main trading partners are charles runion,charlie dargie,robert stengl.
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 charles dargie 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.