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Data Content

Uruguay Customs Data is built on import declaration records published by the Uruguayan customs authority, and pairs them with an enterprise credit & financials module: company registry data (RUT, founding date, website, address) plus researched financials (revenue, net profit, profit, total assets). It also provides tax-rate fields (VAT 22%, excise 10%, minimum tariff reference) and bi-currency pricing (USD + UYU pesos). Below is a complete breakdown of the data field system, illustrated with a sample record (Uruguay import, September 2026). Fields whose source values are stored in Chinese (Country in Chinese) are shown here in English translation.

I. Data Overview

Data TypeImport / Export Customs Data
Data SourceUruguayan Customs Authority
Total Fields110+ fields across 7 major modules (incl. credit & financials)
CoverageImporter (name + RUT + Spanish name), Enterprise Credit Basic Info (founding date, website, city, address), Enterprise Financials (revenue, net profit, profit, assets), Exporter, Third-Party Firms (storage enterprise), Goods (Spanish description), Logistics (transport mode, trade type), Volume & Price (USD + UYU + tax rates)
Update FrequencyUpdated by month; full historical backfill supported (sample record: month 202609, dated 2026/9/10)

II. Field Module Structure

No.Module NameFieldsRepresentative FieldsTrade Value
1Declaration Basics4Month (202609), Date (2026/9/10), HS Code (3215190000), Declaration/Item chain★★★☆☆
2Importer (Buyer) Information4Importer (SAMUEL S.A), Tax ID / RUT (211948100015), Spanish Name (SAMUEL S.A.), Country (Uruguay, UY)★★★★★
3Enterprise Credit & Financials14Official Name (SAMUEL S.A.), English Name (SAMUEL S.A.), Founding Date (1983/11/8), Website (www.sammel.com.uy), City (Montevideo), ZIP (10000), Address (ARTURO LEZAMA 2061); Research Year 2019: Revenue 45,235.90, Net Profit 1,190.97, Profit 1,703.61, Total Assets 2,208.16, main business (electrical equipment & building-materials wholesale)★★★★★
4Exporter & Third-Party Firms4Exporter Country (Philippines, PH), Storage Enterprise (0000)★★★☆☆
5Goods & Logistics18HS Code (3215190000), Product (PRINTING INK, OTHER THAN BLACK), Spanish Name (TINTAS DE IMPRIMIR - 00000), Sub-Industry (Other Chemicals), Industry (Chemicals), Destination (MONTEVIDEO), Transport Mode (MARITIMA), Departure Country (Unknown), Origin Continent (Asia), Purchase Country (Philippines), Trade Type (IMPORT), Customs (MONTEVIDEO)★★★★☆
6Volume & Price20Gross/Net Weight (940.71 kg), Total USD Amount (19,749.38), USD Weight Unit Price (20.94212), USD Quantity Unit Price (5.06), UYU Peso Amount (794,124.80148), Quantity (3,900 UNIDADES), Physical Quantity (940.71 KILOGRAMO), Minimum Tariff Reference (10), FOB Amount (19,749.38, unit 5.06394), CIF (unit 5.06), Freight (0), Insurance (0), VAT Rate (22), Excise Rate (10)★★★★★

III. Core Data Highlights

🏦 Built-In Buyer Financials

The credit module carries researched financials for 2019: revenue 45,235.90, net profit 1,190.97, profit 1,703.61, total assets 2,208.16 — plus founding date (1983/11/8), website (www.sammel.com.uy) and street address (Arturo Lezama 2061, Montevideo). Credit screening without a third-party report.

🧾 Tax-Rate Fields per Line

Each record carries the VAT rate (22), excise rate (10) and minimum tariff reference (10) — total duty burden is computable directly from the declaration, no external tariff lookup.

🌏 Unusual Sourcing Chains Visible

This sample shows purchase country = Philippines with origin continent Asia and departure country "Unknown" — intra-Asia consolidation routes into Montevideo that simple origin/destination datasets miss.

💱 USD + UYU Dual Pricing

The same 940.71 kg shipment is priced at USD 19,749.38 and UYU 794,124.80148 — an implied rate of ~40.2 UYU/USD for peso-cost analysis, with unit prices on both weight (20.94 USD/kg) and quantity (5.06 USD/unit, 3,900 UNIDADES) bases.

IV. Usage Scenarios

ScenarioCore FieldsCorrelated Fields
🏢 Find Uruguayan BuyersImporter, RUT (211948100015), Spanish NameProduct Description, Total USD Amount, Month
🔍 Credit ScreeningFinancials Module (revenue, net profit, assets), Founding DateWebsite, Address, Main Business
🧾 Landed-Cost / Duty SimulationVAT Rate (22), Excise (10), Minimum Tariff (10), CIF ValuesUSD Amount, Net Weight
🌏 Sourcing-Chain AnalysisPurchase Country (Philippines), Departure Country (Unknown), Origin ContinentTransport Mode (MARITIMA), Customs (MONTEVIDEO)
📈 Market SizingHS Code, Total USD AmountMonthly Trend, Origin Distribution

💡 Data Value Highlight

Uruguay Customs Data fuses declarations + buyer financials + per-line tax rates — the only dataset in the Americas series where landed-cost simulation (VAT 22% / excise 10% / tariff floor 10%) and buyer credit screening (2019 revenue and profit fields) both come straight from the record.

Part 1 — Basics

Q1: What is Uruguay Customs Data?

Uruguay Customs Data covers import/export trade records for Uruguay (UY). Each record combines the customs declaration (importer with RUT, exporter, Spanish goods descriptions, MARITIMA logistics, USD + UYU pricing, per-line tax rates) with an enterprise credit & financials module (founding date, website, address, researched revenue/profit/assets). The sample record shown is a September 2026 maritime import of printing ink (HS 3215190000) by SAMUEL S.A of Montevideo, purchased from the Philippines.

Q2: What makes Uruguay data unique?

Four core differentiators:
                  1. Built-in buyer financials — 2019 revenue 45,235.90, net profit 1,190.97, total assets 2,208.16.
                  2. Tax-rate fields per line — VAT 22, excise 10, minimum tariff reference 10.
                  3. Sourcing-chain depth — purchase country (Philippines) separate from origin continent (Asia) and departure country (Unknown).
                  4. Dual unit-price bases — per-kg (20.94212) and per-unit (5.06, 3,900 UNIDADES).

Q3: How frequently is the data updated?

Updated monthly with full historical backfill. The sample record is month 202609, dated 2026/9/10.

Part 2 — Field Walkthrough

Q4: How do I read the enterprise credit & financials module?

The module profiles the buyer SAMUEL S.A.:
                  - Registry: RUT 211948100015, founded 1983/11/8 (a 40+ year-old firm), website www.sammel.com.uy, Arturo Lezama 2061, Montevideo, ZIP 10000.
                  - Financials (research year 2019): revenue 45,235.90, net profit 1,190.97, profit 1,703.61, total assets 2,208.16.
                  - Business: wholesale in electrical equipment, supplies and building materials.

                  Quick ratios: profit margin ≈ 1,703.61/45,235.90 ≈ 3.8%; net margin ≈ 2.6% — thin but positive, typical of distributors. Cross-check the website before outreach to confirm the entity is active.

Q5: What do the tax-rate fields mean?

Each line item carries its statutory rates: VAT rate 22 (Uruguay's standard IVA), excise rate 10 (IMESI, here applied to inks) and minimum tariff reference 10 (floor duty benchmark). Landed-cost simulation: on CIF USD 19,749.38, duty at the 10% floor ≈ USD 1,975, VAT at 22% on the duty-paid value ≈ USD 4,779 — a ~34% total tax wedge computable without leaving the record.

Q6: What product is HS code 3215190000?

HS 3215190000 covers printing inks other than black (Spanish: TINTAS DE IMPRIMIR - 00000). Industry: Chemicals; Sub-industry: Other Chemicals. The sample moved 3,900 UNIDADES (units) weighing 940.71 kg — consistent with packaged ink units (≈241 g per unit on the physical-quantity track). Note the quantity fields run on two bases (UNIDADES commercial vs KILOGRAMO physical) exactly as declared.

Q7: How do the dual-currency price fields work?

Two value views:
                  - USD: total 19,749.38; weight unit 20.94212/kg; quantity unit 5.06; FOB 19,749.38 (5.06394/unit); CIF unit 5.06
                  - UYU peso: total 794,124.80148
                  - Freight/Insurance: both 0 (USD) — CIF equals FOB here, meaning freight was pre-paid or included upstream

                  Implied FX: 794,124.80 / 19,749.38 ≈ 40.2 UYU per USD.

Q8: How is the logistics information structured?

- Transport mode: MARITIMA; destination MONTEVIDEO; customs MONTEVIDEO.
                  - Sourcing chain: origin continent Asia; purchase country Philippines (PH); departure country Unknown — goods bought from a Philippine seller whose consolidation port is undeclared.
                  - Trade type: IMPORT; storage enterprise code: 0000.

                  The purchase-country ≠ origin-country pattern flags intra-Asia re-invoicing — worth tracing whether the Philippine seller is a trader or the actual manufacturer.

Part 3 — Usage Scenarios

Q9: How do I develop Uruguayan buyers?

Steps:
                  1. Filter by HS chapter (this sample: 3215 — printing inks) and month.
                  2. Extract buyer name + RUT (SAMUEL S.A, 211948100015).
                  3. Pre-qualify with the financials module (2019 revenue 45,235.90; profitable; 40-year history).
                  4. Reference their actual buying pattern (3,900 units / USD 19,749.38 per shipment via Philippine suppliers) in your pitch.

Q10: How do I analyze re-invoicing patterns?

Steps:
                  1. Filter records where Purchase Country ≠ Origin Country (this sample: Philippines vs Asia origin).
                  2. Group by purchase country to rank intermediary hubs.
                  3. Compare unit prices paid via intermediaries (5.06 USD/unit) vs direct-China lanes.
                  4. Quantify the intermediary premium — a direct-sales price-gap argument.

Q11: How do I run landed-cost simulation?

Steps:
                  1. Take CIF USD 19,749.38 (unit 5.06).
                  2. Apply the record's duty floor (10) → ≈ USD 1,975.
                  3. Apply VAT 22% on the duty-paid value → ≈ USD 4,779.
                  4. Add excise 10% where applicable → total tax wedge ≈ 34% of CIF.
                  5. Convert with the UYU track (implied 40.2) for peso-denominated quoting.

Part 4 — Data Analysis

Q12: How do I analyze Uruguay's import structure?

Analytical dimensions:
                  1. Sourcing: purchase-country mix (Philippines-type traders vs direct manufacturing origins).
                  2. Buyer quality: financials-module metrics (revenue, margins) × import frequency.
                  3. Tax structure: VAT/excise/min-tariff distributions per HS chapter.
                  4. Logistics: MARITIMA share, departure-country unknowns (consolidation opacity).

Q13: How do I spot hot products and assess risk?

Hot products: rank import value by HS code; flag YoY growth > 20%; printing inks (this sample's category) track Uruguay's packaging and publishing demand.

                  Risk framework:
                  1. Credit risk — use the built-in financials (net margin ~2.6% here) plus RUT registry checks.
                  2. Data-quality risk — financials lag (2019 research vs 2026 shipment); refresh before large credit exposure.
                  3. Intermediary risk — purchase-country traders add margin and opacity; compare against direct-origin pricing.

How to use Uruguay trade data

Use this page’s data introduction and sample to assess Uruguay import and export research. Match the record type and available fields to your business question before comparing markets or companies.

Which fields should I check?

Check the reporting country, import or export direction, period, product description or HS code, units and available company fields. Customs records, shipment records and aggregate statistics do not necessarily contain the same information.

What period and update frequency are available?

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