Trade in Goods by Exporter and Importer Characteristics: Interactive Tool
In October 2024, the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) launched the CBSA Assessment and Revenue Management (CARM) digital initiative. Data on the Trade in Goods by Exporter and Importer Characteristics program for reference year 2024 will remain unavailable for this data visualization until further notice as Statistics Canada assesses the impact of CARM on the Trade in Goods by Importer Characteristics program. Data on the Trade in Goods by Exporter Characteristics program for reference year 2024 can still be found in the data tables.
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Data
The data used to create this interactive web application is from the following listed data tables:
- Table 12-10-0098-01 Trade in goods by exporter characteristics, by industry of establishment (x 1,000)
- Table 12-10-0103-01 Trade in goods by exporter characteristics, by establishment employment size and number of partner countries (x 1,000)
- Table 12-10-0112-01 Trade in goods by importer characteristics, by industry and related parties
- Table 12-10-0113-01 Trade in goods by importer characteristics, by establishment employment size and number of partner countries
- Table 12-10-0131-01 Trade in goods by importer characteristics, by census metropolitan area (CMA) and number of partner countries
- Table 12-10-0137-01 Trade in goods by exporter characteristics, by census metropolitan area (CMA) and number of partner countries
- Table 12-10-0138-01 Trade in goods by exporter characteristics, by census metropolitan area (CMA) and industry of establishment (x 1,000)
- Table 12-10-0139-01 Trade in goods by importer characteristics, by census metropolitan area (CMA) and industry of establishment (x 1,000)
Additional information
This interactive tool allows users to quickly, easily and efficiently browse the wide variety of information available on trade by exporter and importer characteristics of goods. It contains information on the number of exporters and importers as well as trade value by trader location, such as province and census metropolitan area, by trader's industry sector, and by partner countries with whom products are exchanged.
The Trade by Exporter and Importer Characteristics: Goods programs are an initiative at Statistics Canada undertaken to analyze the business characteristics of exporters and importers in Canada. These estimates are formed by linking customs trade data records to business entities in Statistics Canada's Business Register. For more information on definitions, data sources and methods, see survey numbers 5124 and 5237.
A census metropolitan area (CMA) is formed by one or more adjacent municipalities clustered around a population centre (known as the core). A CMA must have a total population of at least 100,000 of which 50,000 or more must live in the core, based on adjusted data from the Census of Population Program. There are 41 CMAs in Canada.
A non-CMA is an area not part of the 41 CMAs. The sum of CMA and non-CMA data represents Canada. Therefore, adding the trade values of CMAs and non CMAs produces the national total. The same concept applies for the number of traders.
The top 5 industries are defined based on the value of total imports and exports of goods.
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