Código 4301 (Harmonized System 2012 by 4 digits)
2014: US$500k, International Sales
2023: US$45.5k, International Purchases
In the global context, the main exporting countries of Raw Furskins (Including Heads, Tails, Paws and other Pieces for Furriers' Use), except the Skins of Heading 4101, 4102 or 4103 in 2022 were Finland (US$260M), Denmark (US$133M), and Poland (US$96.4M). In the same year, the main importing countries of Raw Furskins (Including Heads, Tails, Paws and other Pieces for Furriers' Use), except the Skins of Heading 4101, 4102 or 4103 were Finland (US$210M), Thailand (US$151M), and Cambodia (US$128M).
The visualizations show the net balance of Raw Furskins (Including Heads, Tails, Paws and other Pieces for Furriers' Use), except the Skins of Heading 4101, 4102 or 4103 at the level of states and countries. Colors more similar to blue, indicate that the territory presented a higher level of international sales. Colors more similar to red, indicate that the territory presented a higher level of international purchases.
June, 2012: US$30k, International Sales
In June 2012, international sales of Raw Furskins (Including Heads, Tails, Paws and other Pieces for Furriers' Use), except the Skins of Heading 4101, 4102 or 4103 were US$30k, while international purchases reached US$0. The above results in a trade balance of US$30k.
The visualizations show the global market for Raw Furskins (Including Heads, Tails, Paws and other Pieces for Furriers' Use), except the Skins of Heading 4101, 4102 or 4103. In both charts, Mexico stands out in order to identify its participation in the export and import market.
In 2022, the main exporting countries of Raw Furskins (Including Heads, Tails, Paws and other Pieces for Furriers' Use), except the Skins of Heading 4101, 4102 or 4103 were Finland (US$260M), Denmark (US$133M), and Poland (US$96.4M). In the same year, the main importing countries for Raw Furskins (Including Heads, Tails, Paws and other Pieces for Furriers' Use), except the Skins of Heading 4101, 4102 or 4103 were Finland (US$210M), Thailand (US$151M), and Cambodia (US$128M).