Descartes Datamyne

Descartes Datamyne — Transaction-level customs and bill-of-lading trade data resolved to named commercial entities. For HTS 2805 (alkali and alkaline-earth metals including rare-earth metals, scandium and yttrium, plus mercury) it publishes the roster of US importers using the code (89 in the trailing 12 months) with names and state codes, the roster of foreign suppliers shipping into the US (87 in the same window), country-of-origin and destination value tallies, and a monthly import and export value series on CIF and FOB bases. Sibling pages extend the same structure to the rare-earth subhe…

Descartes Datamyne offers (Supply Chain, Alternative, Reference, Price) — Very large: a global trade database built from bills of lading and customs declarations across many countries, holding hundreds of millions to billions of shipment-level records over decades. The rare-earth and magnet slice is thin at code level (89 importers, 87 suppliers on HTS 2805 in 12 months) but is the section a critical-minerals buyer wants, on the same schema as every HS code in the catalogue..

Mapping the counterparties of the Western rare-earth and magnet trade - who imports, who supplies, and how both rosters shift after export controls - which is the highest-value property because official statistics report values by country but never name firms; verifying claimed ex-China supply relationships by checking a named buyer against a named supplier; detecting trans-shipment and re-routing through third countries via origin-share drift within a code; tariff-exposure modelling on CIF and FOB bases; competitor customer discovery for magnet traders; supply-concentration measurement at firm rather than national level

Coverage spans US, Other, China/HK, APAC, Europe; Financial Exchanges & Data, Diversified Metals & Mining; supply_chain, alternative, reference, price; commodities, equities.

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