CargoFax

CargoFax — Shipment-level US inbound bill-of-lading data refreshed daily with a stated one-day lag from official US Customs sources, organised for industry verticals. For electronics specifically it curates the HS set 8471.30, 8471.41, 8517.12, 8517.62, 8523.51, 8541.21, 8542.31 and 8542.32 — the processor, memory, smartphone, networking-equipment and computing-device classifications — and pairs each shipment with product description, foreign exporter identity, US importer of record, declared value and date, with complete BOL detail and pricing on the paid tier. Top origin markets named are C…

CargoFax offers (Alternative, Supply Chain, Reference) — US inbound ocean manifests are a complete population of every containerised import filing, so the store is on the order of tens of millions of shipment records per year across all HS codes, with the electronics vertical slice covering the eight named codes from six principal origins — plausibly hundreds of thousands to a few million electronics line items annually; history depth multiplies this several-fold.

Near-real-time monitoring of semiconductor and electronics inbound flows to the US at one-day lag, which is materially faster than the monthly cadence most trade data is published on; named-importer discovery for Asian component exporters prospecting US customers; detecting share shifts between origins (whether Vietnam and Malaysia volumes are displacing China at specific US buyers) as the sharpest available read on supply-chain relocation reaching US demand; demand-nowcasting for equipment and materials suppliers; and customer-concentration analysis for a given exporter's US book.

The data is with 10 years of history.

Coverage spans US, APAC, Japan, UK, China/HK; Financial Exchanges & Data; alternative, supply_chain, reference; equities.

The supplier's own access route is a contact form. Request a sample through Brickroad to start.