Tariffs and Statistical Databases
Main tariff databases
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WTO Schedule of Committed Tariffs. This is a searchable database of WTO committed tariffs per country and product. The service is provided for free by the US Department of Agriculture- Foreign Agricultural Service (USDA- FAS).
EU tariff (and non-tariff) databases.
US Harmonized Tariff Schedule. This database is expressed in terms of the 2006 Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS).
APEC tariff database.
EU tariff (and non-tariff) databases.
US Harmonized Tariff Schedule. This database is expressed in terms of the 2006 Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS).
APEC tariff database.
Main statistical databases
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United Nations Commodity Trade Statistics Database (COMTRADE). It contains detailed imports and exports statistics reported by statistical authorities of close to 200 countries or areas. It concerns annual trade data from 1962 to the most recent year.
FISHSTAT Plus. It is a web-downloadable software for fishery statistical time series at global level. It provides time series data on aquaculture production, total capture production, trade and production of fishery products.
EUROSTAT. This frequently-updated database provides online access to EU trade data. A more user-friendly version is available from the EU Export Helpdesk for developing countries.
US Foreign Trade. The Fisheries Statistics Division of the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) has maintained a foreign trade data base for many years. The division has developed a series of programmes that can be used to summarize the international trade in fishery products for the years 1989 to present.
Japanese Trade Statistics. They are made available by the Japanese Customs Association. A more user-friendly but less complete version has been recently made available by a consortium of private and public associations.
FISHSTAT Plus. It is a web-downloadable software for fishery statistical time series at global level. It provides time series data on aquaculture production, total capture production, trade and production of fishery products.
EUROSTAT. This frequently-updated database provides online access to EU trade data. A more user-friendly version is available from the EU Export Helpdesk for developing countries.
US Foreign Trade. The Fisheries Statistics Division of the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) has maintained a foreign trade data base for many years. The division has developed a series of programmes that can be used to summarize the international trade in fishery products for the years 1989 to present.
Japanese Trade Statistics. They are made available by the Japanese Customs Association. A more user-friendly but less complete version has been recently made available by a consortium of private and public associations.
