GLOBAL TRADE INTELLIGENCE
GLOBAL TRADE INTELLIGENCE
GLOBAL TRADE INTELLIGENCE
GLOBAL TRADE INTELLIGENCE
GLOBAL TRADE INTELLIGENCE

+ One-click access to detailed transaction information of all buyers and suppliers in Guyana;
+ Reflect detailed transaction information, such as enterprise information, product information, freight information, volume and price information, etc.;
+ Foreign trade exports are mainly gold, sugar, seafood, bauxite, rice, timber, etc.; imported fuel oil, lubricants, and consumer goods. The main trading partners are the United States, the European Union, Canada and CARICOM countries.
Guyana Customs Data is built on import declaration records published by the Guyanese customs authority (GRA), covering goods entering Guyana. It provides individual-importer records with registry codes and street addresses (sample: UMANATH MANU KATWAROO, 3131029059737), exporter addresses down to the US suite number (PPG PAINTS, Fort Lauderdale FL), three document references per record (declaration / manifest / bill of lading), wharf-level port detail (John Fernandes Limited Wharf), and triple-currency pricing (USD + GYD + CNY) with duty/VAT/excise fields. Below is a complete breakdown of the data field system, illustrated with a sample record (Guyana import, October 2022).
| Data Type | Import Customs Data |
| Data Source | Guyana Revenue Authority (Customs) |
| Total Fields | 55+ fields across 5 major modules |
| Coverage | Importer (name + code + street address, incl. individuals), Exporter (with full US address), Goods, Logistics (declaration/manifest/BL numbers, wharf-level ports), Volume & Price (USD + GYD + CNY, duty/VAT/excise) |
| Update Frequency | Updated by month; full historical backfill supported (sample record: dated 2022/10/27) |
| No. | Module Name | Fields | Representative Fields | Trade Value |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Declaration Basics | 3 | Declaration No. (GY404 2022 33617), Date (2022/10/27), HS Code (3206490000) | ★★★☆☆ |
| 2 | Importer (Buyer) Information | 3 | Importer (UMANATH MANU KATWAROO — individual), Enterprise Code (3131029059737), Address (LOT 30 ANIRA STREET QUEENSTOWN GEORGETOWN DEMERARA/MAHAICA) | ★★★★★ |
| 3 | Exporter (Supplier) Information | 4 | Foreign Exporter (PPG PAINTS), Country (United States (US)), Address (9198 OAKLAND PARK 2901 W OAKLAND PARK BLVD SUITE B1 FORT LAUDERDALE FL USA) | ★★★★☆ |
| 4 | Goods Basics | 4 | HS Code (3206490000), Detailed Product Name (PIGMENTS), Sub-Industry (Other Chemicals), Industry (Chemicals) | ★★★☆☆ |
| 5 | Logistics of Goods | 11 | Customs Broker (C & V CARIBBEAN SHIPPING LIMITED), Transport Mode (Sea transport), Origin Country (US), Destination/Discharge Port (John Fernandes Limited Wharf ×2), Packing (PX), Declaration No. (GY404 2022 33617), Manifest No. (GY404 2022 276), Bill of Lading (PEVGUY11174) | ★★★★☆ |
| 6 | Volume & Price | 15 | Gross/Net Weight (519.19 kg / 0.51919 metric tons), Quantity (24 PIECE), USD Amount (647.18), USD Weight Unit Price (1.24652), USD Quantity Unit Price (26.96583), GYD Amount (134,937, unit 5,622.375), CNY Amount (4,656, unit 183.99), Duty (0), VAT-GYD (0), Excise (0) | ★★★★★ |
👤 Individual-Importer Coverage
The sample importer is a private individual (UMANATH MANU KATWAROO) with registry code and street address in Georgetown — the data captures person-level commerce, not just corporate buyers.
📑 Three Document References
Every record carries Declaration No. (GY404 2022 33617), Manifest No. (GY404 2022 276) and Bill of Lading (PEVGUY11174) — link customs, carrier and shipping documents in one view.
⚓ Wharf-Level Port Detail
Destination and discharge are both pinned to John Fernandes Limited Wharf — a private wharf on the Demerara River — granular far beyond city-level port fields.
💱 Triple-Currency Pricing
The same 519.19 kg shipment is priced in USD (647.18, 1.24652/kg), GYD (134,937, 259.89907/kg) and CNY (4,656) — implied rate ≈ 208.5 GYD/USD for FX back-testing.
🧾 Explicit Tax Fields
Duty (0), VAT (0 GYD) and Excise (0) are recorded as standalone fields — this pigments entry entered duty-free, making effective-tax comparisons across records straightforward.
| Scenario | Core Fields | Correlated Fields |
|---|---|---|
| 🏢 Find Guyanese Buyers | Importer, Registry Code, Address | Product Name, USD Amount, Month |
| 🏬 Retail & Reseller Prospecting | Individual/person-level importers, Address | Quantity (24 PIECE), Product Name |
| 🚢 Document-Level Tracing | Declaration / Manifest / Bill of Lading | Customs Broker (C & V CARIBBEAN SHIPPING), Port |
| 💰 Tax-Burden Analysis | Duty (0), VAT (0), Excise (0) vs value fields | HS Code, GYD Amount |
| 📈 Market Sizing | HS Code, USD Amount | Monthly Trend, Origin Distribution, Industry |
💡 Data Value Highlight
Guyana Customs Data delivers individual-importer coverage with addresses, three document references (declaration/manifest/BL), wharf-level port detail, explicit duty/VAT/excise fields and triple-currency pricing (USD + GYD + CNY) — ideal for Guyanese buyer development, oil-boom import monitoring and document-level shipment tracing.
Q1: What is Guyana Customs Data?
Guyana Customs Data covers import declaration records for Guyana (GY) from the Guyana Revenue Authority. Each record contains the importer (individual or corporate, with registry code and address), exporter with full US-style address, wharf-level port detail, three document references (declaration/manifest/BL), and triple-currency pricing with explicit duty/VAT/excise fields. The sample record shown is an October 2022 sea shipment of pigments (HS 3206490000) by UMANATH MANU KATWAROO from PPG PAINTS of the United States.
Q2: What makes Guyana data unique?
Four core differentiators:
1. Individual-importer coverage — person-level buyers with codes and addresses, not just companies.
2. Three document references — declaration, manifest and bill of lading per record.
3. Wharf-level ports — e.g. John Fernandes Limited Wharf, a private Demerara wharf.
4. Explicit tax fields — duty, VAT and excise recorded separately.
Q3: How frequently is the data updated?
Updated by month with full historical backfill. The sample record is declaration GY404 2022 33617, dated 2022/10/27, HS code 3206490000.
Q4: How do I handle individual importers in the data?
- Importer (UMANATH MANU KATWAROO): a natural person — treat the registry code (3131029059737) as the TIN for deduplication.
- Address (LOT 30 ANIRA STREET QUEENSTOWN GEORGETOWN DEMERARA/MAHAICA): street + ward + city + county — usable for direct mail or field visits.
- Small quantities (24 PIECE) suggest retail/reseller purchases rather than industrial consumption — a distinct prospecting segment.
Q5: What are the three document-reference fields?
Each record links three documents:
- Declaration No.: GY404 2022 33617 — the customs entry.
- Manifest No.: GY404 2022 276 — the carrier's cargo manifest.
- Bill of Lading: PEVGUY11174 — the shipping contract.
Use them to trace a shipment across customs, carrier and freight systems, and to join with third-party shipping databases.
Q6: What product is HS code 3206490000?
HS 3206490000 covers other colouring matter and preparations (other pigments). The sample product is recorded as PIGMENTS, from PPG PAINTS — one of the world's largest coatings makers. It belongs to:
- Sub-industry: Other Chemicals; Industry: Chemicals
Such pigment shipments feed paint mixing, construction coatings and industrial coloring — sectors riding Guyana's construction boom.
Q7: Which currencies does Guyana data support?
Three value views:
- USD: amount 647.18; weight unit price 1.24652; quantity unit price 26.96583
- GYD: amount 134,937; weight unit price 259.89907; quantity unit price 5,622.375 (implied ≈ 208.5 GYD/USD)
- CNY: amount 4,656; quantity unit price 183.99
Tax fields: duty 0, VAT 0 GYD, excise 0 — a duty-free entry.
Q8: How is the logistics information structured?
- Customs broker: C & V CARIBBEAN SHIPPING LIMITED.
- Mode: Sea transport; origin US; packing type PX.
- Ports: destination and discharge both John Fernandes Limited Wharf (Demerara).
- Weights: gross = net = 519.19 kg (0.51919 metric tons) — no tare recorded.
Q9: How do I develop Guyanese buyers?
Steps:
1. Filter by HS chapter (this sample: 3206 — pigments) and month.
2. Extract buyer name, TIN and address (UMANATH MANU KATWAROO, 3131029059737, Georgetown).
3. Check repeat-import frequency by TIN across months.
4. Segment corporate vs individual importers and pitch paint-shop/reseller bundles to the latter.
Q10: How do I trace a shipment across documents?
Steps:
1. Start from the declaration No. (GY404 2022 33617).
2. Pull the manifest (GY404 2022 276) to see the consignment context.
3. Use the BL (PEVGUY11174) in carrier/port systems for the ocean leg.
4. Join with the broker record (C & V CARIBBEAN SHIPPING LIMITED) for clearance status.
Q11: How do I run tax-burden analysis?
Steps:
1. Pull duty/VAT/excise fields (all 0 here) alongside USD and GYD values.
2. Compute effective tax rate = (duty + VAT + excise) / GYD value per HS code.
3. Rank products by effective burden to spot exemptions (this pigments entry entered free).
4. Track burden changes over time — a policy-shift early warning.
Q12: How do I analyze Guyana's import boom?
Analytical dimensions:
1. Growth: monthly import value by HS code — Guyana's oil-driven economy is expanding fast.
2. Origin mix: US (this sample: PPG PAINTS) vs Trinidad vs China per category.
3. Port throughput: volumes by wharf (John Fernandes etc.) and broker.
4. Buyer mix: corporate vs individual importers per product category.
Q13: How do I spot hot products and assess risk?
Hot products: rank import value by HS code; flag YoY growth > 20%; pigments and coatings inputs (this sample) track Guyana's construction cycle.
Risk framework:
1. FX risk — GYD pegged near 208/USD but periodically adjusted; back-test with the parallel USD/GYD values.
2. Weight data risk — gross = net (519.19) in this sample; treat tare-derived metrics cautiously.
3. Buyer risk — individual importers lack corporate credit files; use repeat-frequency and value trends as credit proxies.
Use this page’s data introduction and sample to assess Guyana import and export research. Match the record type and available fields to your business question before comparing markets or companies.
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