U.S. Federal Information on Foreign Countries: Trade

GATS includes international agricultural, fish, forest and textile products trade statistics dating from the inception of the Harmonized coding system in 1989 to present. Provided by the USDA Foreign Agricultural Service.

Covers official core labour statistics and estimates for over 200 countries since 1969. Also provides methodological descriptions of main national statistical sources.

An interactive map that depicts disputes between its member states. The top of the webpage shows a list of highlight-able choices among types of member-state involvement in disputes: as complainant, respondent, or either. The accompanying map shows member-state areas of the world in a color range of whitish pink to red, to indicate the range in the number of disputes (0-100), and non-member-state areas in gray; the United States is bright red.

USTDA advances economic development and U.S. commercial interests in developing and middle income countries. The agency funds various forms of technical assistance, early investment analysis, training, orientation visits and business workshops that support the development of a modern infrastructure and a fair and open trading environment.

The WTO is an organization for liberalizing trade, a forum for governments to negotiate trade agreements, a place for them to settle trade disputes, and it operates a system of trade rules. Documents include trade profiles, trade statistics, negotiations, agreements, and other information on international trade.

Used to access U.S. international trade statistics for over 18,000 commodities going to 240 trade partners. It contains detailed data at the district, port, and state level with commodity detail by the Harmonized System and North American Industry Classification System.