Trade Intelligence
HS Code Explorer
Every date-sector trade flow published by the Council is classified against the harmonised system. Use this explorer to understand what each code covers and how much trade it carries.
Traded value by HS code
2026
Classification
Codes and coverage
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| 170290 | Date syrup and date sugars | Derivative | $5.34B | 2.17M t | 18.4% | Filter dashboard | |
| 08041030 | Dates, dried, bulk | Bulk | $5.00B | 2.08M t | 17.2% | Filter dashboard | |
| 08041020 | Dates, dried, in immediate packings ≤ 10 kg | Retail pack | $4.26B | 1.78M t | 14.7% | Filter dashboard | |
| 08041010 | Dates, fresh | Fresh | $3.75B | 1.49M t | 12.9% | Filter dashboard | |
| 200899 | Prepared or preserved dates | Processed | $3.63B | 1.47M t | 12.5% | Filter dashboard | |
| 210690 | Date-based food preparations | Derivative | $3.58B | 1.46M t | 12.3% | Filter dashboard | |
| 080410 | Dates, fresh or dried | Primary | $3.49B | 1.38M t | 12.0% | Filter dashboard |
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Data Source: Council sample dataset (ITC-compatible schema)Last Updated: 12 Jan 2026HS 0804.10 family, date preparations and derivatives · 2018–2026Sample / Demonstration Data
How classification is applied
- Primary trade in fresh and dried dates is reported under the 0804.10 family.
- Processed and preserved dates are captured under 2008.99, and derivatives such as syrups under 1702.90 and 2106.90.
- Member countries may report at national tariff-line level; the Council aggregates to the codes shown here.
- Where both partners report a flow, exporter-reported values are used to avoid double counting.