Coreties

Coreties — Container bill-of-lading (BoL) manifest microdata normalised into a queryable shipment graph: per-shipment shipper / consignee / notify-party names and full street addresses, port of lading and port of discharge, TEU, weight, piece count, cargo description, containerised vs break-bulk, FCL/LCL mode, actual arrival date and carrier. The product surfaces this as per-carrier and per-origin panels — e.g. a Mexican carrier-lane view showing total TEU, active shipper count, dominant export industry, top ports of lading and discharge, and a sample BoL record.. Micro-vendor sitting on a la…

Coreties offers (Alternative, Supply Chain, Geospatial, Reference) — This single carrier-Mexico slice alone totals 16,963 TEU in the observable window; extrapolating across the many carriers and origin countries the site covers, the underlying BoL corpus is plausibly 10^7-10^8 shipment records (multiple TB including addresses and cargo text).

Named shipper/consignee discovery on a specific trade lane (which Mexican entities actually move containers, through which ports, to which destinations), lane-level export volume nowcasting, carrier share and routing-shift detection, competitor shipment-monitoring for commercial teams, supply-chain network graph construction, and labelled shipment ground-truth for freight-volume and port-congestion forecasting models.

The data is with 5 years of history.

Coverage spans US, Other, Japan, Europe; Marine Shipping, Research & Consulting Services; alternative, supply_chain, geospatial, reference; equities.