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Cargo data
By utilising multiple datasets, there are now a number of suppliers which are able to track cargo as it traverses the oceans and the wider supply chain.
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Overview
In recent years, the ability to track cargo has increased hugely, and this has presented organisations with an array of options, helping them to:
Effectively manage their supply chain
Monitor supply and demand
Identify chartering opportunities
Identify key trends
Target customers more effectively
We have 7 different categories of cargo tracking data:
Commodity Flows: Aggregated and predicted flows of wet and dry commodities, able to monitor on vessel basis, up to a trade flow, country and region.
Cargo Orders and Tonnage Circulars: Data derived by parsing email systems to ascertain supply and demand.
Trade Data: Aggregated and cleaned trade statistics building upon those released by agencies such as COMTRADE.
Bill of Lading Data: Contract issued by the transportation company to the shipper, typically obtained from customs agencies following the completion of the transit.
Fixture Data: Records of Charters collected by mostly by brokers operating within the market.
Vessel Lineup Data: Records of vessels ‘lining up’ to enter a port, terminal, and berth.
Satellite Analytics: Utilising new satellite capabilities to track production, storage and inventories of commodities in key locations. This is available for the following:
Production Indexes
Mining Indexes
Inventory Indexes