Floor Mat Imports to the U.S. in 2023
In the year 2023, a total of approximately 7,176,378,462.77 kg worth of Floor Mats were imported into the United States. This massive quantity was shipped via 478,340.119 TEUs (Twenty-foot Equivalent Units).
Quantity by Unit and Shipments
The Floor Mats were transported in various types of containers, with the most common being:
- CTN (Container): 23,801,427 units (131,173 shipments)
- PCS (Piece): 19,299,247 units (38,281 shipments)
- PKG (Package): 21,414,247 units (31,796 shipments)
- BOX (Box): 15,233,248 units (5,005 shipments)
- CAS (Casette): 7,417,401 units (4,748 shipments)
- CRT (Crate): 60,887 units (2,072 shipments)
- BAG (Bag): 3,022,563 units (1,571 shipments)
- ROL (Roll): 63,338 units (1,403 shipments)
- TNK (Tank): 606 units (433 shipments)
- BDL (Bale): 149,784 units (366 shipments)
Top Countries Exporting Floor Mats to the U.S.
| Country | Number of Shipments |
|---|---|
| China | 146,026 |
| India | 13,493 |
| Vietnam | 11,528 |
| Bangladesh | 7,752 |
| Republic of Korea | 4,606 |
The majority of the Floor Mats imported into the U.S. came from China, with a staggering 146,026 shipments. The following table shows the loading ports in these countries where the majority of the shipments originated:
| Country | Port | Number of Shipments |
|---|---|---|
| China | Shanghai | 58,280 |
| China | Yantian | 35,741 |
| China | Ningbo | 27,728 |
| India | Mundra | 4,608 |
| India | Jawaharlal Nehru | 4,365 |
| Vietnam | Vung Tau | 4,608 |
| Vietnam | Yantian | 1,530 |
| Vietnam | Haiphong | 1,266 |
| Bangladesh | Colombo Harbor | 4,715 |
| Bangladesh | Salalah | 1,056 |
| Bangladesh | Chittagong | 836 |
| Republic of Korea | Pusan | 4,564 |
| Republic of Korea | Panama Canal | 16 |
| Republic of Korea | South Riding Point | 5 |
Top Exporting Entities
While we do not have specific data on individual companies or entities exporting Floor Mats to the U.S., it is safe to say that a variety of manufacturers and distributors from these countries are involved in this trade. It is essential to research and understand the regulations, quality standards, and sustainability practices of these entities to ensure ethical and responsible sourcing for your business.