Canadian import data refers to the information and statistics on goods imported into Canada from other countries. This data provides important information about Canada's import trade, including the types, quantities, values, and source countries of imported goods.

The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) is responsible for collecting and publishing Canada's import data. This data covers almost all goods imported into Canada, including raw materials, consumer goods, machinery and equipment, electronics, automobiles, and food products.

Canadian import data typically includes the following information:

Name and classification code of the imported goods: Imported goods are usually classified into different categories and subcategories for customs management and tax collection purposes.

Quantity and value of imports: Import data typically lists the quantity and total value of each type of imported goods, calculated in Canadian dollars or US dollars.

Country of origin of imports: Import data typically lists the country of origin of each type of imported goods.

Port of entry: Import data typically lists the port of entry for each type of imported goods entering Canada.

Importers and exporters: Import data typically lists the name and address of each importer and exporter.

Canadian import data is useful for understanding Canada's economy and international trade. Governments, businesses, academic research institutions, and individuals can use this data for market analysis, trade research, policy-making, and business decision-making.