ImportYeti Scraper: US Importers, Suppliers and Product Search

From The Mine Works, makers of Threads Scraper and B2B Leads Finder, with over 140,000 runs across 170+ public actors.

Why choose this actor?

• Three ways in: an importer, a supplier, or a product. Give a US importer and get its suppliers; give a foreign supplier and get its US customers; give a product such as hdmi cable and get the importers and suppliers that ship it, each delivered as a full profile. Our proof run turned 2 company names, 1 supplier name and 1 product keyword into 13 profiles and 130 partner rows in 19 seconds. Filter product searches by last shipment date and minimum shipments; profiles your filters drop are never charged.
• One row per trade partner, one charge per profile. Every row is a single relationship (importer, supplier, shipments between them, HS codes, recent bills of lading) with the profile's totals beside it, ready for a spreadsheet. One profile charge includes the top 10 partners; each partner after that, up to 50, is charged separately, so you only pay for depth when you ask for it.
• Names matched to the entity that actually ships, numbers you can read. nike becomes Nike Usa, 140,000 shipments, not the small "Nike" entry with 560. companyTotalShipments is the company's own total (Apple: 2,443), and a 12 month count of 0 comes with the last shipment quarter and the confidentiality flag that explain it. A name that matches nothing gives one free row listing what the search did find.

Part of The Mine Works Company and business data family: Company Domain Finder, GST Taxpayer Lookup, Company KYB Resolver, SEC EDGAR Filings Scraper, EU VAT Checker (VIES), Tech Stack Detector.

Try it in one minute

Paste this input and press Start. It returns Apple's 10 largest suppliers, by shipments to Apple, in well under a minute:

{
  "companies": ["apple"],
  "maxResults": 10
}

Uses the same input fields as other popular ImportYeti scrapers, so you can switch without changing your input. Profiles can come from four inputs, and you can mix them:

• companies: US importers as a name (apple, Wal Mart, Target Corporation), an ImportYeti slug (wal-mart) or a link (https://www.importyeti.com/company/nike). One row per supplier.
• suppliers: foreign shippers as a name (Hon Hai Precision Industrial), a slug or a link (https://www.importyeti.com/supplier/hon-hai-precision-industrial). One row per US customer.
• productQueries: products (hdmi cable, bath towels, bluetooth speaker). Each keyword returns up to maxProfiles importers and suppliers of that product, each with its partner rows.
• startUrls: ImportYeti company or supplier links, read as given.

A name is matched to the entity ImportYeti files under that name with the most shipments, ignoring legal words such as Inc, LLC and USA; a link is read exactly as given. To run only suppliers or products, set companies to an empty list.

Apify's free plan includes $5 of credit every month, which covers about 760 profiles of 10 partners each at this actor's price.

Copy to your AI assistant

themineworks/importyeti-scraper on Apify. Returns ImportYeti trade profiles from US bills of lading, one row per trade partner: a US importer's suppliers (type "vendor"), a foreign supplier's US customers (type "customer"), or the importers and suppliers of a product keyword. Each row has both parties' names, addresses and countries, shipments between them in the last 12 months and in all, first and last shipment quarter, shipments per year and quarter, HS codes, product descriptions, the partners' recent bills of lading, and the profile's totals: 12 month shipments, first and last shipment date, website, masked phone, freight cost estimate, 3 month growth, monthly shipments, top countries, HS chapters, shipping lanes and carriers. Call ApifyClient("TOKEN").actor("themineworks/importyeti-scraper").call(run_input={"companies": ["walmart"], "suppliers": ["Hon Hai Precision Industrial"], "productQueries": ["hdmi cable"], "maxResults": 10, "maxProfiles": 10}), then client.dataset(run["defaultDatasetId"]).list_items().items. Required: companies (names, slugs or importyeti.com links; [] when you only want suppliers or products). Optional: maxResults (partner rows per profile, default 10, 10 to 50), suppliers, productQueries, maxProfiles (profiles per product keyword, default 10, minimum 10), profileType (both, importers, suppliers), lastShipmentWithinMonths, minShipments, includeUnnamedPartners (default false), startUrls. Skip rows that have "_type": "info". Billing: one profile event per profile covers its first 10 partner rows; each row after is an extra-partner event. Full spec: GET https://api.apify.com/v2/acts/themineworks~importyeti-scraper/builds/default (Bearer TOKEN), which returns inputSchema and readme. Token: https://console.apify.com/account/integrations?fpr=ymnoit&utm_source=apify-readme&utm_medium=referral

Key features

• Importer profiles, supplier profiles and product search in one actor. A product keyword reads ImportYeti's product page for it (the top 20 US importers and top 20 suppliers of that product, with their shipments of it) and tops up from ImportYeti's own search when you ask for more, or when there is no product page.
• Up to 50 partners per profile, largest first: the list ImportYeti's public pages show. maxResults sets 10 to 50 rows per profile.
• About 60 fields per row: both parties, the trade between them (12 month and total shipments, share, weight, containers, quarters, per year and per quarter shipments, HS codes, product categories, up to 10 recent bills of lading with date, bill number, product, weight, containers, route and freight estimate) and the profile's totals (website, masked phone, freight cost estimate, 3 month growth, shipments per year and per month, top countries, HS chapters, top 5 shipping lanes and top 5 carriers, confidentiality).
• Search filters that cost nothing when they drop a profile: profile type, last shipment within N months, minimum total shipments. They go to ImportYeti's search where it supports them and are checked again on every profile read.
• Names matched the way a buyer means them: exact name with the most shipments, then ImportYeti's own aliases (walmart to wal-mart), then the closest name, then the name without legal words. Every row says how in matchedBy and foundBy.
• Plain HTTP, no browser, no login, four page reads at a time on 256 MB of memory. A run report (status per profile and per keyword, requests, charges) is saved as the OUTPUT record.

How to use it

Basic: one importer's top suppliers

{
  "companies": ["apple"],
  "maxResults": 10
}

A supplier's US customers

{
  "companies": [],
  "suppliers": ["Hon Hai Precision Industrial"],
  "maxResults": 25
}

One row per US customer: in our run Hon Hai's customers included its own US entity, Amazon Services (692 shipments in 12 months) and Jusda Supply Chain Management. With maxResults 25, the profile charge covers the first 10 rows and the other 15 are extra partner rows.

Who imports a product

{
  "companies": [],
  "productQueries": ["bath towels"],
  "profileType": "importers",
  "lastShipmentWithinMonths": 6,
  "minShipments": 200,
  "maxProfiles": 10
}

In our test this returned 10 US importers of bath towels, each active in the last 6 months with at least 200 shipments, read from 11 profiles (one was dropped by the filter and not charged). searchShipments on each row is that importer's shipments of the product.

Everything at once

{
  "companies": ["walmart", "nike"],
  "suppliers": ["Hon Hai Precision Industrial"],
  "productQueries": ["hdmi cable"],
  "maxProfiles": 10
}

Our proof run of this input delivered 13 profiles (2 importers, 1 supplier, 10 hits for "hdmi cable") and 130 partner rows in 19 seconds. A profile reached twice, by name and by a product search, is delivered and charged once.

Job: map a competitor's supply chain

Put your competitors in companies with maxResults 50. Sort the rows by vendorTotalShipments for the long term picture, or by shipments12m for who supplies them now. companyTopShippingLanes and companyTopCarriers show how their goods move, and vendorTopCustomers shows who else each factory ships to.

Job: find factories for a product

Search the product with profileType set to suppliers and a recency filter, then read each supplier's customer rows: a factory that already ships to large US retailers has passed their checks. recentBillsOfLading shows what it shipped, when and in what quantity.

Job: sales leads among importers

Search your product category with profileType importers and minShipments. Every row carries the importer's website, address, 12 month shipments and 3 month growth, so you can rank accounts by volume and momentum.

Job: supplier risk screening

Run your own importer of record and your key suppliers. uflpaListed flags suppliers ImportYeti matches to the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act entity list, internalPartner marks group companies, and shippedFromCountry next to vendorCountry shows goods routed through a third country. Schedule it monthly and compare runs.

Input parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	What it does
companies	array of strings (required)	["apple"]	US importers: names, ImportYeti slugs or importyeti.com/company/... links. Set [] to read only suppliers or products.
maxResults	integer	10	Partner rows per profile, largest first. Minimum 10, at most 50 (higher values return 50). The profile charge includes the first 10.
suppliers	array of strings	empty	Foreign suppliers: names, slugs or importyeti.com/supplier/... links. One row per US customer.
productQueries	array of strings	empty	Product keywords. Each finds up to maxProfiles importers and suppliers of that product.
maxProfiles	integer	10	Profiles per product keyword. Minimum 10, at most 500.
profileType	both, importers or suppliers	both	Which profiles a product keyword returns.
lastShipmentWithinMonths	integer	none	Product keywords only: keep profiles whose latest shipment is within this many months of ImportYeti's latest data.
minShipments	integer	none	Product keywords only: keep profiles with at least this many shipments in all.
includeUnnamedPartners	boolean	false	Also deliver ImportYeti's "Missing in source document" groups (bills of lading with no named shipper or consignee), with unnamedPartner set to true.
startUrls	array of links	empty	ImportYeti company or supplier links, read as given.

What data do you get?

Each row is one trade relationship between a US importer and a foreign supplier, seen from the profile you asked for:

• type: "vendor" rows come from a company (importer) profile: the company block, then one supplier per row. These rows use the field names other ImportYeti scrapers use: company, slug, companyName, companyAddress, companyTotalShipments, vendorName, vendorAddress, vendorLocation, shipments12m, type, topVendor, vendorCountry.
• type: "customer" rows come from a supplier profile and mirror them: supplier, supplierSlug, supplierName, supplierAddress, supplierTotalShipments, customerName, customerAddress, customerLocation, shipments12m, type, topCustomer, customerCountry.

The partner: rank on the page, slug, ImportYeti link, country code, all shipments between the two (vendorTotalShipments or customerTotalShipments), share of the profile's shipments, the partner's own biggest trading partners (vendorTopCustomers or customerTopSuppliers), and on vendor rows shippedFromCountry (where the goods left from).

The trade between them (same names on both row types): shipments12m, totalWeightKg, totalTeu, firstShipmentQuarter, lastShipmentQuarter, lastShipmentDate, shipmentsByYear, shipmentsByQuarter, hsCodes, productDescriptions, mainProductCategory, productCategories, recentBillsOfLading (up to 10 of the profile's 50 latest bills that involve this partner: date, bill of lading and master bill numbers, product description, weight, containers, quantity, shipping route and ImportYeti's freight estimate), internalPartner, uflpaListed, unnamedPartner.

The profile (prefix company on vendor rows, supplier on customer rows): URL, country and code, website, phone as ImportYeti shows it (masked except the last digits), other names it files under, 12 month shipments, first and last shipment date, top HS chapters, freight cost estimate in USD with the share of shipments it covers, 3 month growth in shipments and percent, shipments per year and per month for the last 24 months, top 5 shipping lanes and top 5 carriers. Company profiles add companyTopSupplierCountries, companyManifestConfidential and companyConfidentialityPeriods; supplier profiles add supplierShipFromCountries.

About the row: matchedBy (search, redirect, slug, url or product page), foundBy (input, product page or name search), searchQuery and searchShipments (the product keyword and this profile's shipments of it), databaseUpdated and scraped_at.

An input that cannot be read gives one info row instead, with _type set to info, type set to error and the reason in error; for a name, searchSuggestions lists what ImportYeti search did find. Info rows are never charged.

Stable fields for automations

These fields were present on every row of their type in our proof run, and their names will not change.

Field	Row type	What it holds
type	both	vendor or customer
companyName	vendor	The US importer
vendorName	vendor	The supplier
vendorUrl	vendor	ImportYeti supplier page
vendorTotalShipments	vendor	All shipments from this supplier to this importer
supplierName	customer	The supplier
customerName	customer	The US customer
customerUrl	customer	ImportYeti company page of the customer
customerTotalShipments	customer	All shipments from this supplier to this customer
shipments12m	both	Shipments between the two in the last 12 months
lastShipmentQuarter	both	Quarter of the latest shipment between the two, for example 2026-Q3
shipmentsByQuarter	both	Shipments between the two per quarter
hsCodes	both	HS codes of the shipments between the two
foundBy	both	input, product page or name search
scraped_at	both	When the row was read

Output examples

A vendor row: an importer found by the product keyword hdmi cable, and its top supplier (arrays shortened):

{
  "company": "Comtop Connectivity Solutions",
  "slug": "comtop-connectivity-solutions",
  "companyName": "Comtop Connectivity Solutions",
  "companyAddress": "15181 Fairfield Ranch Rd, Ste 100, Chino Hills, Ca 91709, Us",
  "companyTotalShipments": 1194,
  "vendorName": "Msl Vietnam Electronic Technology",
  "vendorAddress": "Xuong Chu Dv5 Sector Hai Hung Commune Ninh Binh Province Ninh Binhvn Ninh Binh Vn",
  "vendorLocation": "Xa Hai Hung",
  "shipments12m": 42,
  "type": "vendor",
  "topVendor": "Msl Vietnam Electronic Technology",
  "vendorCountry": "Vietnam",
  "vendorRank": 1,
  "vendorUrl": "https://www.importyeti.com/supplier/msl-vietnam-electronic-technology",
  "shippedFromCountry": "Vietnam",
  "vendorTotalShipments": 378,
  "shareOfCompanyShipmentsPct": 31.66,
  "totalWeightKg": 7946575,
  "totalTeu": 759,
  "firstShipmentQuarter": "2016-Q2",
  "lastShipmentQuarter": "2026-Q3",
  "lastShipmentDate": "2026-09-20",
  "shipmentsByQuarter": { "2025-Q4": 16, "2026-Q1": 12, "2026-Q2": 8, "2026-Q3": 6 },
  "hsCodes": ["8544.42", "8517.62"],
  "mainProductCategory": "Electric motors/Appliances",
  "recentBillsOfLading": [
    {
      "date": "2026-09-20",
      "billOfLading": "EGLV236600506431",
      "productDescription": "Datacom Cable Hdmi Cable Computer Cable Datacom Cable Hdmi Cable Computer Cable Usb Cable Fiber Cable Modular Plug Boots Connector Comtop",
      "weightKg": 13733,
      "containers": 1,
      "quantity": "1065 CTN",
      "shippingRoute": "Asia,Pacific",
      "shippingCostUsd": 7675.46
    }
  ],
  "vendorTopCustomers": [
    { "name": "Comtop Connectivity Solutions", "shipments12m": 42, "totalShipments": 378 },
    { "name": "World Cord Sets", "shipments12m": 23, "totalShipments": 55 }
  ],
  "companyUrl": "https://www.importyeti.com/company/comtop-connectivity-solutions",
  "companyWebsite": "comtop.com",
  "companyPhone": "XXX-XXX-X737",
  "companyShipments12m": 55,
  "companyLastShipmentDate": "2026-09-26",
  "companyTopSupplierCountries": [{ "country": "Vietnam", "shipments": 663 }, { "country": "China", "shipments": 422 }],
  "companyShippingCostUsd": 3149197,
  "companyShippingCostCoveragePct": 87.77,
  "companyGrowth3mShipments": -4,
  "companyGrowth3mPct": -44.44,
  "companyShipmentsByYear": { "2023": 103, "2024": 117, "2025": 116, "2026": 32 },
  "companyTopShippingLanes": [
    { "fromPort": "Kaohsiung", "fromCountry": "Taiwan", "toPort": "Los Angeles, Ca", "toRegion": "California", "shipments": 239, "shipments12m": 12, "shippingCostUsd": 861645 }
  ],
  "companyTopCarriers": [
    { "scac": "EGLV", "name": "Evergreen International Ltd", "shipments": 402, "shipments12m": 41, "yoyPct": -53.41 }
  ],
  "companyManifestConfidential": true,
  "matchedBy": "product page",
  "foundBy": "product page",
  "searchQuery": "hdmi cable",
  "searchShipments": 368,
  "databaseUpdated": "2026-10-06",
  "scraped_at": "2026-10-08T05:57:05.543Z"
}

A customer row: Hon Hai Precision Industrial (Foxconn) and one of its US customers (shortened):

{
  "supplier": "Hon Hai Precision Industrial",
  "supplierSlug": "hon-hai-precision-industrial",
  "supplierName": "Hon Hai Precision Industrial",
  "supplierAddress": "No 66 Zhongshan Rd",
  "supplierTotalShipments": 34724,
  "customerName": "Amazon Services",
  "customerAddress": "410 Terry Ave N, Seattle, Wa 98109, Us",
  "customerLocation": "Seattle",
  "shipments12m": 692,
  "type": "customer",
  "topCustomer": "Hon Hai Precision Industrial",
  "customerCountry": "United States of America",
  "customerRank": 2,
  "customerUrl": "https://www.importyeti.com/company/amazon-services",
  "customerTotalShipments": 1742,
  "shareOfSupplierShipmentsPct": 5.02,
  "firstShipmentQuarter": "2022-Q3",
  "lastShipmentQuarter": "2026-Q4",
  "lastShipmentDate": "2026-10-06",
  "shipmentsByYear": { "2023": 205, "2024": 173, "2025": 846, "2026": 494 },
  "hsCodes": ["8517.62", "8518.22"],
  "productDescriptions": "Portable Computing Device Electronic Display Device Hscode Carto, Portable Computing Device Carto, Portable Computing Device Electronic Display Device Hscode, Portable Computing Device, Portable Compu",
  "customerTopSuppliers": [
    { "name": "Beijing Century Joyo Courier", "shipments12m": 3897, "totalShipments": 4913 },
    { "name": "Huaqin Telecom Hong Kong", "shipments12m": 1499, "totalShipments": 3304 }
  ],
  "supplierUrl": "https://www.importyeti.com/supplier/hon-hai-precision-industrial",
  "supplierCountry": "Taiwan",
  "supplierWebsite": "foxconn.com",
  "supplierShipments12m": 4657,
  "supplierShipFromCountries": [{ "country": "China", "shipments": 22083 }, { "country": "Taiwan, Republic of China", "shipments": 9288 }],
  "supplierShippingCostUsd": 67501465,
  "supplierGrowth3mShipments": -93,
  "supplierGrowth3mPct": -7.05,
  "supplierShipmentsByMonth": { "2026-07": 411, "2026-08": 533, "2026-09": 589, "2026-10": 105 },
  "matchedBy": "search",
  "foundBy": "input",
  "databaseUpdated": "2026-10-06"
}

A name with no importer behind it (never charged):

{
  "_type": "info",
  "type": "error",
  "company": "zzqx imaginary widgets",
  "slug": "zzqx-imaginary-widgets",
  "error": "No importer named \"zzqx imaginary widgets\" on ImportYeti. ImportYeti search for \"zzqx imaginary widgets\" found no importer. Try the exact name or the link.",
  "scraped_at": "2026-10-08T06:01:10.750Z"
}

Pricing

Pay per event: you pay per profile delivered, plus a flat $0.005 per run, whatever memory you choose. One profile charge includes the top 10 partners; each partner after that is charged separately.

Event	When it is charged	Free plan	Bronze (Starter)	Silver (Scale)	Gold (Business)
profile	Once per company or supplier profile delivered; includes its first 10 partner rows	$6.49 per 1,000 profiles	$5.99 per 1,000 profiles	$5.49 per 1,000 profiles	$4.49 per 1,000 profiles
extra-partner	Once per partner row after the 10th of the same profile (rows 11 to 50)	$15.00 per 1,000 rows	$11.00 per 1,000 rows	$9.00 per 1,000 rows	$7.00 per 1,000 rows
run-start	Once per run, when it starts	$0.005	$0.005	$0.005	$0.005

With the default maxResults of 10, a run charges only profile events and the start fee. Three companies at 10 suppliers each are 3 profile events. Three companies at 25 suppliers each are 3 profile events and 45 extra partner events. A profile with fewer than 10 named partners is still one profile event.

Never charged:

• names that match nothing, and links that are not ImportYeti company or supplier pages;
• profiles whose page lists no named partner;
• profiles a product search reads and your filters then drop;
• "Missing in source document" groups, unless you switch on includeUnnamedPartners;
• a profile reached twice in one run (by two inputs, or by an input and a product search);
• the searches, product pages and page reads the actor makes, and retries from other IP addresses;
• info rows and the OUTPUT run report.

If you set a maximum cost for the run in Apify, the actor reserves each charge before it delivers the row, keeps the total below your maximum, then stops and ends as succeeded, with a status message that starts "Partial result: the max cost of this run", one info row with complete false and stopped_by_max_cost true, and everything delivered so far. A profile it cannot pay for is not started; the last profile can stop before its 50th row. Raise the maximum and run again for the rest.

FAQ

What is ImportYeti, and what does this actor read?

ImportYeti is a free website built on US Customs bills of lading: the shipping documents filed for sea freight entering the United States. Each US importer has a company page and each foreign shipper a supplier page, both with totals and their top 50 trading partners, and many products have a product page listing their top importers and suppliers. This actor reads those pages as any visitor can open them, and ImportYeti's own search.

How does a product search work?

The keyword is turned into ImportYeti's product page (hdmi cable reads importyeti.com/tags/hdmi-cable, and a plural also tries its singular). That page lists the top 20 US importers and top 20 suppliers of the product, ordered here by their shipments of it, and each one is read as a full profile. If you ask for more than the page lists, or there is no product page, the actor continues with ImportYeti's search, which matches names, so those hits are looser; foundBy tells you which source each profile came from.

Which filters are there, and what do they cost?

profileType (importers, suppliers or both), lastShipmentWithinMonths and minShipments, for product searches. ImportYeti's search takes them directly (its recency filter knows 6 and 12 months; other values are applied by the actor), and the actor checks them again on every profile it reads, so they hold for product page hits too. A profile dropped by a filter is never charged.

How many partners and profiles can I get?

Up to 50 partners per profile (maxResults 10 to 50) and up to 500 profiles per product keyword (maxProfiles), within what ImportYeti lists. In our proof run, profiles of large importers and suppliers listed 40 to 50 named partners.

How does a name become a profile?

ImportYeti search is asked first, and the entity whose name equals yours, ignoring legal words like Inc, LLC, Corporation and USA, wins; if several do, the one with the most shipments. With no such entity, the actor opens ImportYeti's own page for the name, which follows ImportYeti's aliases, then takes the largest entity whose name holds every word of yours, then repeats the search without legal words ("Target Corporation" finds "Target Stores Division Of Target C", 35,253 shipments). matchedBy shows the route. To pin one entity, give its link.

Why does shipments12m show 0 for a big supplier?

Because ImportYeti records no shipment between the two in the last 12 months. Look at lastShipmentQuarter and companyManifestConfidential on the same row: Apple's top supplier Hon Hai last shipped to Apple in 2022 Q4 by ImportYeti's records, and Apple has kept its manifests confidential for most of the time since July 2019, so its recent shipments are hidden from public data.

What are the phone, freight cost and growth fields?

companyPhone and supplierPhone are the numbers exactly as ImportYeti shows them to visitors, masked except the last digits. The freight cost is ImportYeti's estimate of total ocean freight for the shipments it can price, with the share of shipments it covers. Growth compares the profile's shipments in the last three months of data with the three months before.

What are "Missing in source document" partners?

Shipments whose bill of lading names no shipper or consignee, which ImportYeti groups per country. They can be large (Wal Mart has 100,981 such shipments from China) but name no partner, so they are skipped by default. Switch on includeUnnamedPartners to receive them with unnamedPartner set to true.

Why do vendorCountry and shippedFromCountry sometimes differ?

vendorCountry is the country of the supplier's address as ImportYeti reads it; shippedFromCountry is where the goods left from. A mainland China factory often ships through Hong Kong. Both come from ImportYeti, which now and then places an address in the wrong country; when in doubt, read the address.

How fresh is the data?

Every run reads the pages live. databaseUpdated on each row is the date ImportYeti last refreshed its data (6 Oct 2026 in our proof run).

Do I need an ImportYeti account, cookies or an API key?

No. The actor reads the public pages any visitor can open, without logging in, and uses Apify Proxy (datacenter) automatically. There is nothing to set up.

Can I track importers and suppliers over time?

Yes. Save your input as a task and add a schedule (monthly suits this data). Compare shipments12m, lastShipmentQuarter, the growth fields and the partner ranks between runs.

Can I use it from Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor (MCP)?

Yes, through Apify's MCP server:

• Connector URL: https://mcp.apify.com/?tools=themineworks/importyeti-scraper
• Claude: Settings > Connectors > Add custom connector, paste the URL, sign in with Apify.
• ChatGPT: developer mode, add an MCP connector with the URL, sign in with Apify.
• Cursor or VS Code: add it as an HTTP MCP server with that URL.
• Claude Code: claude mcp add -t http importyeti-scraper "https://mcp.apify.com/?tools=themineworks/importyeti-scraper"

Is it legal to use this data?

The actor reads only public pages and returns business trade data. US import manifests are public records unless an importer asks for confidentiality. You are responsible for how you use the data, including the site's terms and data protection laws such as GDPR and CCPA.

Integrations

• Google Sheets: send each run's rows to a sheet with Apify's Google Sheets integration, or import the dataset's CSV link.
• Make, Zapier and n8n: start the actor and read its dataset with the Apify apps and nodes, for example "new importers of our product category to the CRM every month".
• Webhooks: have Apify call your URL when a run succeeds, then fetch the dataset.
• API and SDKs: run it from Python or JavaScript with the Apify client, or with a plain HTTP call (see "Copy to your AI assistant" above). Export as JSON, CSV, Excel, XML, RSS or an HTML table.
• MCP clients: Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor and VS Code can run it as a tool through the connector URL in the FAQ.

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Found a company, supplier or product that should resolve and does not, or a field that looks wrong? Open an issue in the Issues tab with your input and the run ID, and we will look at it. For a new source or a field you need, email dmineworks@gmail.com.

Give importers, suppliers or products, and get every trade relationship behind them as one row each, with shipments, HS codes, recent bills of lading and both parties' totals, at one charge per profile.