Carbon additive import data

Carbon additive is largely used in car tyre manufacturing industries, coke manufacturing industries and for production of plastic, inks and paints. It is a basic component that is combined with various other raw materials for obtaining color pigments. India gets its carbon additive supplies from two major countries – Norway and China.
China is the more dominant supplier with $219,409 followed by Norway with $89,358 worth of supplies during June’14. 60% of the import is unloaded at the JNPT yard and the rest spread across other sea ports like Raipur ICD, Calcutta Sea, Nagpur and Chennai. $154,384 is estimated to be the average import during the month of June’14. 

Carbon additive import data of India reveals that India imports a large variety of the product in the form of calcined petroleum coke, artificial graphite and carbon additive with sulphur contents. The data is available for purchase from various export and import companies. it is updated regularly on a real time basis ensuring that it is not outdated and can relied upon for making present business decisions. The import data is created from underlying documents prepared by the customs department when the cargo arrives at the port. 

Carbon additive import data provides detailed statistical information on the carbon additive imports of India. Local traders can rely on this data for contacting international suppliers for expanding their businesses.