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Import Value
$788K
Export Value
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Products
4
Code 6000 designates shipments classified as 'Vessels Under Own Power,' referring to watercraft that are self-propelled and exported or imported by sailing or motoring under their own propulsion rather than being transported as cargo. This category is used in US trade statistics to separately account for vessels that move independently, distinguishing them from vessels shipped as freight. It is commonly encountered in export data for commercial ships, yachts, and other self-propelled watercraft.
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Code 6000 covers any self-propelled watercraft—including commercial ships, tankers, yachts, and tugboats—that depart or arrive under their own power rather than being loaded as cargo aboard another vessel.
Vessels moving under their own power are reported separately in trade statistics under code 6000, and their value is recorded based on the vessel's transaction or market value at the time of export, following Census Bureau and CBP guidelines.
Yes, an Electronic Export Information (EEI) filing in AES is generally required for vessels exported under their own power when the value exceeds the applicable threshold, with the port of export recorded as the last US port of departure.
Imports
Exports
| Rank | Product | Import value |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | VESSELS,NESOI,FOR TRANSPORT OF GOODS AND PERSONS | $315K |
| 2 | TUGS AND PUSHER CRAFT | $278K |
| 3 | IMPORTS OF ARTICLES EXPORTED & RETURNED, NO CHANGE | $129K |
| 4 | CRUISE SHIPS,EXCURSION BOATS AND SIMILAR VESSELS | $67K |
| Rank | Product | Export value |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | CRUISE SHIPS,EXCURSION BOATS AND SIMILAR VESSELS | $403K |