US Import Supplier Intelligence
Find any US importer's overseas suppliers from customs records
What it does
Give it a US importer and get the overseas suppliers actually shipping to them, reconstructed from public customs bill of lading records. Returns supplier names, countries, shipment counts and product category breakdowns, plus an importer profile row. Useful for sourcing, competitive supply chain research and lead generation.
Built in
- ✓ Supplier names, countries and shipment volumes
- ✓ Optional HTS customs code breakdown
- ✓ Importer profile row per company queried
- ✓ MCP-native for AI agents
- ✓ Stops after repeated empty companies
Guides & tutorials
Find Any US Importer's Overseas Suppliers From Customs Records
US customs bill of lading records name who ships to whom. How to pull an importer's overseas suppliers, shipment volumes and HTS codes without a trade data subscription.
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Common questions
Where does the data come from? +
US customs bill of lading records, which are public. The actor reads the published record for each importer you name and structures the supplier relationships it contains.
How is this different from paid trade databases? +
Same underlying public records, without a seat licence or annual contract. You pay per row returned, so a one off sourcing question costs cents rather than a subscription.
How does pricing work? +
Pay per result: from $0.60 per 1,000 rows on Apify's higher plans, $1.00 on the free plan, plus a $0.005 start fee per run. Every row type is priced the same, so the quoted rate holds whatever the mix.
What is an HTS breakdown? +
Harmonized Tariff Schedule codes, the customs classification on each shipment. Turning it on splits a supplier relationship into the product categories actually being shipped.
How current are the records? +
Customs filings appear with the lag US authorities publish them on, typically weeks rather than days, so treat it as a trailing view of a trade relationship.
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