Quantity unit tons in detailed level data

Q: I am interested in obtaining trade data in metric tons for commodities at the 5 digit code level.

A: In general, almost all countries report net weight and the supplementary quantity for at
least some of their data. If a country reports more than one supplementary quantity, only
one will be selected.

Quantity data are available only when reported by the country and we can convert them into our standard units. The majority of commodities contain value and volume data. For detailed information, please refer to the latest UN Comtrade Quantity Report attached.
http://unstats.un.org/unsd/trade/EG-IMTS/EG-IMTS_Nov%202009_lod.htm

Please also refer to UN Comtrade references for a complete list of standard quantity units.

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UN Comtrade Reference Tables (UN Comtrade)
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Venezuela Trade (UN Comtrade)
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Saudi Arabia Trade (UN Comtrade)
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UN Comtrade (UN Comtrade)
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Taiwan, Province of China Trade data (UN Comtrade)
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Lesotho Metadata (UN Comtrade)
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Introduction of Publication Notes (UN Comtrade)
- comtrade
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Uganda Metadata (UN Comtrade)
- metadata
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MSITS 2010 (UN Comtrade)
- user
- msits2010
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e-unwto (UN Comtrade)
- user
- unwto
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Monthly Bulletin of Statistics Tables (UN Comtrade)
- user
- trade_statistics
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World Trade Flows: 1962-2000 (UN Comtrade)
- analysis
- comtrade
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Mirrors statistics (UN Comtrade)
- mirror_data
- comtrade
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Measurement of iron trade, specifically in used cars (UN Comtrade)
- qa
- comtrade
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North Korea import/export of luxury goods as defined by UN Comtrade (UN Comtrade)
- comtrade
- luxurious_goods

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