ASEAN is one of the world's most dynamic economic regions and a critical hub for global trade. With strong manufacturing capabilities, abundant natural resources, expanding consumer markets, and deep integration into global supply chains, ASEAN continues to attract exporters, importers, investors, and multinational enterprises worldwide.
Blooming ASEAN Trade Data provides detailed import and export records, customs intelligence, importer and exporter information, HS code analysis, and trade trend insights across major ASEAN markets. Businesses can use the platform to identify active buyers, evaluate suppliers, monitor competitors, analyze market demand, and uncover new business opportunities.
The database is updated monthly and contains historical trade records dating back to January 2018, providing users with both real-time visibility and long-term market intelligence.
ASEAN has developed into one of the world's most important economic blocs. Driven by industrialization, digital transformation, foreign direct investment, and expanding regional trade, ASEAN has maintained stable economic growth in recent years.
According to international economic statistics, ASEAN's GDP grew from approximately USD 3.09 trillion in 2020 to nearly USD 3.98 trillion in 2024. In 2025, ASEAN's total GDP reached approximately USD 4.16 trillion, making it the world's fifth-largest economy.
The region benefits from:
A population of more than 680 million people
Strategic geographic connectivity between East Asia, South Asia, and Oceania
Competitive manufacturing costs
Strong export-oriented industries
Extensive regional and global trade agreements
ASEAN remains one of the most important production and export bases for electronics, machinery, automotive products, agricultural commodities, petrochemicals, textiles, and consumer goods.
China, the United States, the European Union, Japan, and South Korea continue to be ASEAN's largest trading partners.
In 2025, ASEAN remained China's largest trading partner, with bilateral trade exceeding USD 1 trillion for the first time.
ASEAN's economic strength comes from its diversified industrial structure.
Indonesia possesses abundant natural resources and is one of the world's leading producers of nickel, palm oil, coal, and natural gas. Key industries include mining, agriculture, manufacturing, chemicals, automotive production, and tourism.
Malaysia is a major exporter of electronics, semiconductors, petrochemicals, palm oil, machinery, and industrial products. Manufacturing remains one of the primary drivers of economic growth.
Singapore serves as a global trade, logistics, finance, and technology hub. Major industries include electronics, semiconductors, petrochemicals, precision engineering, biotechnology, financial services, and maritime engineering.
Thailand is a leading manufacturing center in Southeast Asia. Major industries include automotive manufacturing, electronics, rubber products, food processing, petrochemicals, and tourism.
Vietnam has become one of the fastest-growing manufacturing destinations in the world. Key sectors include electronics, mobile devices, machinery, textiles, garments, automotive components, and agricultural exports.
The Philippines is known for agricultural products, food processing, electronics assembly, coconut products, seafood exports, and business process outsourcing services.
Cambodia's economy is supported by garment manufacturing, agriculture, construction, and tourism.
Agriculture remains a major contributor to the economy, alongside hydropower development and commodity exports.
Myanmar's economy is driven by agriculture, textiles, natural resources, energy, and tourism.
Brunei's economy is heavily dependent on oil and gas production, supported by agriculture, fisheries, and halal food industries.
Key sectors include energy resources, agriculture, fisheries, and infrastructure development.
ASEAN continues to demonstrate strong trade performance and international competitiveness.
In 2024:
Total merchandise trade exceeded USD 3.84 trillion.
Exports reached approximately USD 1.95 trillion.
Imports reached approximately USD 1.89 trillion.
Intra-ASEAN trade accounted for more than USD 823 billion.
The region's major export categories include:
Electrical machinery and equipment (HS Chapter 85)
Machinery and mechanical appliances (HS Chapter 84)
Mineral fuels and petroleum products (HS Chapter 27)
Precious metals and jewelry (HS Chapter 71)
Vehicles and automotive parts (HS Chapter 87)
Optical and medical instruments (HS Chapter 90)
Animal and vegetable oils (HS Chapter 15)
Plastics and plastic products (HS Chapter 39)
Iron and steel (HS Chapter 72)
Rubber and rubber products (HS Chapter 40)
Major imported products include:
Electronics and electrical equipment
Energy products
Industrial machinery
Plastics and polymers
Precious metals
Vehicles and transportation equipment
Steel products
Medical and precision instruments
Organic chemicals
Blooming ASEAN Trade Data provides detailed shipment-level trade records that support market research, customer development, and competitive analysis.
Trade Date
Contract Number
Item Number
Transportation Mode
Customs Office
Notification Party
Trade Terms
HS Code
Detailed Product Description
Standardized Product Description
Quantity
Quantity Unit
Metric Tons
Net Weight
Gross Weight
Weight Unit
Importer Name
Importer Local Language Name
Importer Country
Importer Province or State
Importer Address
Exporter Name
Exporter Local Language Name
Exporter Country
Exporter Province
Exporter City
Exporter Address
Postal Code
Company Registration Code
Origin Port
Destination Port
Trade Value (USD)
Transaction Currency
Currency Amount
Local Currency Amount
FOB Value
CIF Value
Freight Cost
Insurance Cost
Unit Price by Quantity
Unit Price by Weight
Industry
Sub-Industry
Product Classification
Access detailed shipment records and customs data across ASEAN markets.
Identify active buyers based on products, trade frequency, purchase volume, and sourcing history.
Discover suppliers, analyze competitors, and understand market participants.
Search trade activities by product category and customs classification.
Analyze trade flows by importer country and exporter country.
Track historical trends, seasonal demand, growth opportunities, and market changes.
Export selected trade records for internal research and sales development.
Build customized reports tailored to products, industries, countries, buyers, suppliers, or trade routes.
Generate professional trade intelligence reports for business planning and market evaluation.
Identify companies actively importing products relevant to your business.
Locate suppliers and manufacturers across ASEAN markets.
Track competitor shipments, sourcing strategies, export destinations, and customer networks.
Measure market demand using shipment frequency, trade value, and import trends.
Compare opportunities across different ASEAN countries before market entry.
Build targeted prospect lists using importer and exporter information.
Understand sourcing networks, logistics routes, and trade relationships.
Blooming provides a comprehensive trade intelligence platform designed for exporters, importers, manufacturers, distributors, sourcing professionals, and market researchers.
Key advantages include:
Historical trade records since January 2018
Monthly updates with the latest available customs data
Coverage of major ASEAN markets
Detailed importer and exporter information
Shipment-level trade intelligence
Comprehensive HS code analysis
Trade trend monitoring
Downloadable datasets
Custom data analysis capabilities
Free PDF market reports
Whether your goal is lead generation, supplier discovery, competitor analysis, market expansion, or strategic planning, Blooming ASEAN Trade Data provides the intelligence needed to make informed business decisions.
ASEAN trade data consists of import and export records that help businesses analyze international trade activities across ASEAN markets.
Customs data helps exporters identify active buyers, evaluate market demand, and monitor competitor activities.
Yes. Users can search, filter, and analyze trade records using HS codes.
Yes. Importer names, locations, and related trade information are included where available.
Yes. Exporter names and associated shipment details are available.
Historical records are available from January 2018 onward.
The database is updated monthly with newly available trade records.
Yes. Users can export selected records for analysis and reporting purposes.
Yes. The platform supports trend analysis by product, country, importer, exporter, and HS code.
Exporters, importers, manufacturers, sourcing teams, market researchers, consultants, and business development professionals commonly use trade data to support growth and decision-making.