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Why I Highly Recommend Tendata AI for International Trade？
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If you're in the import-export business or keeping an eye on global markets, you probably know that import export data can help you find new customers, explore new markets, and pre...Trade Data Provider2025-03-10 -
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China's Plug-in Hybrid Vehicle Exports Surge After EU Tariff Exemption
Plug-in hybrid vehicles (PHEVs) are exempt from the European Union's new tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, and Chinese automakers have seized this opportunity swiftly. Chinese PHEVs are rapidly flooding the European market. Thanks to the EU's tariff exemption policy for these vehicles, China's vehicle exports of PHEVs to the EU in May surged by 600% year-on-year.Trade Trends News2025-07-04 -
China Trials Argentine Soybean Imports Amid U.S.-China Tensions
The shipment is expected to arrive in Guangdong in September, as China seeks to secure supplies of key animal feed ingredients during the ongoing U.S.-China trade war. China has made a rare purchase of soymeal from Argentina in an effort to ensure a stable supply of a crucial animal feed component amid continuing trade tensions with the United States.Trade Trends News2025-06-30 -
AI in Global Trade: Driving Faster, Smarter Decisions in 2025
In the fast-paced world of global trade, being able to swiftly interpret and act on data is crucial for staying ahead. With the increasing role of artificial intelligence (AI) and automation, businesses now have the tools to analyze import-export data more accurately and faster than ever before. As we approach 2025, these technologies are not just reshaping how trade professionals view the market—they’re revolutionizing the very way decisions are made.Trade Trends News2025-06-27 -
Australian Lamb Prices Hit Record High as Meat Exports Surge - Tendata
Australian shepherds are profiting from record lamb prices as growing global demand for lamb drives an export boom in Australia, the world's largest supplier of lamb. The country is currently experiencing a sharp rise in meat exports, led by increasing appetite for lamb and mutton around the world.Trade Trends News2025-06-26 -
Steel Industry Faces Challenges, Yet China's Iron Ore Imports Continue to Rise
China's iron ore imports in June are expected to hit the highest monthly volume of the year, revealing a resilience that the struggling steel sector itself appears to lack. According to commodity analytics firms London Stock Exchange Group (LSEG) and Kpler, China—which purchases around 75% of the world's seaborne iron ore—is projected to import close to 110 million metric tons of this key steelmaking raw material. These soaring iron ore imports underscore how demand remains strong despite broader industry weakness.Trade Trends News2025-06-23 -
Under U.S. Tariff Pressure, China Expands Exports to Vietnam, Thailand, and Indonesia
China's exports are gradually diversifying, and Southeast Asian countries are becoming increasingly important trade partners. In the first five months of this year, China's exports to major industrial hubs in Southeast Asia saw double-digit growth, driven by rising consumer demand, support for overseas factory investments, and efforts to offset losses caused by high U.S. tariffs.Trade Trends News2025-06-18 -
Since the Outbreak of the Ukraine War, Germany's Imports from Russia Have Dropped by 95%
According to Germany's Federal Statistical Office (Destatis), from 2021 to 2024, German imports from Russia plummeted by 95%, while exports to Russia decreased by 72%. Eurostat, the EU's statistical agency, also noted that during the same period, EU imports from Russia fell by 78%, and exports dropped by 65%, resulting in a trade deficit of €4.5 billion ($5.1 billion) in 2024 — a dramatic shift from the €147.5 billion deficit recorded in 2022. The report stated, “The continued import surplus in 2024 is mainly due to the EU's ongoing substantial imports of oil and gas from Russia.”Trade Trends News2025-06-13 -
U.S. Tariffs Squeeze Blueberry Exports, Pushing Peru Toward China
In Peru's Pisco desert, rows of two-meter-tall blueberry bushes stretch to the horizon before giving way to sand dunes. Traditional blueberry varieties require cold nights to bear fruit, but genetic innovation has produced cultivars like Eureka Sunset, which thrive in this arid region about 250 kilometers (155 miles) south of Lima. For over a decade, these nutritious berries have flowed north to U.S. supermarket shelves—but now, a new competitor has emerged: China.Trade Trends News2025-06-13 -
What You Need to Know About China's Rare Earth Export Suspension
Since early April, China has nearly halted the export of critical minerals essential for the production of cars, robots, wind turbines, fighter jets, and other technologies. Starting April 4, China effectively suspended the export of seven rare earth metals, along with high-performance magnets made from three of those elements. This export ban has led to a growing shortage of rare earths, which could even force many factories in the U.S. and Europe to shut down.Trade Trends News2025-06-06 -
Leading U.S. Steel and Aluminum Import Companies - Tendata
On June 4th, U.S. President Donald Trump increased tariffs on imported steel and aluminum—key materials used in construction, packaging, and other industries—from 25% to 50%. While the intent of these tariffs is to encourage domestic production investment, they have also raised costs for steel and aluminum consumers and negatively impacted the manufacturing sector.Trade Trends News2025-06-06
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