Mineral oils, mineral fuels and products of their distillation are the major products which Sri Lanka allows to import from rest of the world. In 2015, approx. 13.99% oil products imported in Sri Lanka followed by vehicles other than railway or tramway, boilers, machinery, nuclear reactors & mechanical appliances, electrical machinery and equipment, cereals, plastics, knitted or crocheted fabrics, Iron, steel, cotton, salt, sulphur, plastering materials, lime and cement.
Major source of import data of Sri Lanka
Actual shipment details, billings and custom data are the sources of Sri Lanka Import Data. Internet is the most reliable source of this classified information. For every active trader, import data plays a very important role because it provides a clear understanding of current market trends and demands of products.
Why do we need import data of Sri Lanka?
Sri Lanka Import Data is the categorized information of all the products imported in Sri Lanka from rest of the nations around the globe along with the tariffs, transportation charges and all the taxes applicable on all the goods in the international market. The significance of the data of import for cross border is very high because this data is considered the very authentic source to examine market trends and demand of various goods in international market.
Major Sri Lanka Ports
Colombo/Katunayake and Colombo Harbor is the busiest and biggest international airport and sea port of Sri Lanka respectively. Some major ports of Sri Lanka from where importing of commodities takes place areKalutara, Mulativu, Minneriya, Batticoloa, Hambantota, Kankesanturai, Colombo/Katunayake Airport, Kalpitiya, Colombo, Gal Oya, Jaffna, Colombo Harbor, Mannar, Kondavattavan, Katunayake, Galle, Konwelana, Kandy, Jaya Container Terminal, Kayts, Point Pedro, Pulmoddai, Colombo/Ratmalana Airport, South Asia Gateway Terminal, Talaimannar, Trincomalee, Unity Container Terminal, Uhana, Galle Harbor, O P Sri Lanka, Ratmalana Apt-Colomb, Trincomali, Anuradhapura and Beruwala.
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