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UK traderHMRC trader directoryref 3020

Directory snapshot: 2026-09-12. Address observation date, not a trade date.

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Published as both an importer and an exporter, against 67 commodity codes across 6 tariff chapters.
Published in 118 of the 126 months from February 2016 to July 2026. A missing month is one with no published link, not a month without trade.
Concentrated in chapter 85: 53 of the 67 loaded codes are in chapter 85.
The chapter 92 codes are export only.

67commodity codes on the record

118months published

355published trader and code links

10.5 yrs2016-02 to 2026-07

What it trades

Grouped by tariff chapter, most published codes first. Descriptions are HMRC’s own, verbatim. This list is bounded: codes outside the loaded coverage are not listed.

Chapter 85Published 2016-02 to 2026-0753of 67 loaded codes79%

8543 70 90Electrical machines and apparatus, having individual functions, n.e.s. in chap. 85Export81

8543 70 06Digital signal processing apparatus capable of connecting to a wired or wireless network for the mixing of soundImportExport46

8537 10 91Programmable memory controllers (excl. numerical control panels with built-in automatic data-processing machines)Export25

8517 62 00Machines for the reception, conversion and transmission or regeneration of voice, images or other data, incl. switching and routing apparatus (excl. telephone sets, telephones for cellular networks or for other wireless networks)ImportExport23

Show the 53 sampled codes

8518 90 00Parts of microphones, loudspeakers, headphones and earphones, earphones, audio-frequency electric amplifiers or electric sound amplifier sets, n.e.s.Export13

8534 00 90Printed circuits consisting of conductor elements, contacts and other passive elements (excl. those with passive and active elements)

Chapter 84Published 2016-06 to 2026-077of 67 loaded codes10%

8473 30 80Parts and accessories of automatic data-processing machines or for other machines of heading 8471, n.e.s. (excl. electronic assemblies)Import5

Chapter 92Published 2019-10 to 2020-033of 67 loaded codes4%

9207 10 10Keyboard organs, the sound of which is produced, or must be amplified, electricallyExport1

Chapter 90Published 2019-06 to 2024-062of 67 loaded codes3%

9013 90 80Parts and accessories for lasers and other instruments, apparatus and appliances not specified or included elsewhere in chapter 90, n.e.s.Import2

Chapter 39Published 2024-05 to 2026-021of 67 loaded codes1%

3926 90 97Articles of plastics and articles of other materials of heading 3901 to 3914, n.e.s.Import3

Chapter 94Published 2025-06 to 2025-061of 67 loaded codes1%

9405 99 00Parts of lamps and lighting fittings, illuminated signs and nameplates and the like, n.e.s.Import1

What it trades

Months published

A filled cell is a month with at least one published link in the loaded scope. A gap is a month with no published link, not a month without trade.

at least one published link
no published link in this month
outside the loaded window

Months published

Address as published

UNIT 4C, SEPH WAYYORK ROAD INDUSTRIAL ESTATEMALTONYO17 6YF

Printed exactly as HMRC files it, spelling and spacing included. It is the address on the trader entry, not a verified registered office.

On the same codes

Traders published against the most of the same codes. A shared code is a shared commodity, not a relationship between them.

On the same codes

What is on this page

Trader and commodity code linksWhich codes HMRC published this trader against, month by month.
Direction per codeImporter, exporter or both, as filed for each code.
Published window and addressFirst and last month on the record, and the address as filed.
No values, counterparties or shipmentsHMRC publishes the trader–code link, not what moved, who was on the other side, or through which port. Suppressed cells and trader opt-outs make the directory a floor, not a census.

Coverage and refresh dates

Loaded activity: HMRC import and export records across 98 tariff chapters, Jan 2016 to Jul 2026. Named records begin in 2016 for UK trade with non-EU countries, in 2021 for Great Britain’s exports to the EU and in 2022 for its imports from the EU. Northern Ireland–EU trade and traders who opt out are excluded. The current trader directory is a separate snapshot.