Terms of use
These terms cover use of the Cheery Supply Chain site and its supply data.
- Price ranges are reference bands aggregated from sampled listings, not binding offers.
- Two quotes are comparable only when the unit, the order quantity and the basis (FOB port or EXW factory) are all stated.
- Verification is dated; records are re-checked every 90 days.
Plain terms for a data-driven sourcing site.
What the data is, and is not
Supplier records are compiled from sources we consider reliable and are reviewed on a cycle. They are reference sourcing data, not offers to sell, not a warranty of capability, and not a substitute for your own due diligence and contract with a supplier.
Price ranges are indicative, carry a stated basis such as FOB or EXW, and change with material cost, quantity and specification. A quotation issued in response to an enquiry is what governs a transaction.
Verification levels
Only suppliers that pass our four-way verification are published. The verification is dated per record. A published record means the checks passed on that date; it is not a continuing guarantee of quality, capacity or business standing.
Open data endpoint
The JSON endpoint is provided for buyers and for automated agents. You may read and cite the data, with attribution to the supplier page URL. You may not:
- present the data as your own verified database;
- add invented fields, ratings or certifications to records you redistribute;
- bulk-scrape the site in a way that degrades service for others.
No warranty and limitation of liability
The site is provided as is. To the extent permitted by law, we are not liable for commercial decisions taken on the basis of the published data. You remain responsible for verifying a supplier and for the contract you sign.
Changes
These terms and the underlying data change as the database grows. The review date on each page shows when that page was last updated.
How big is the Chinese fishing tackle export market?
| Measure | 2024 | 2023 | Change |
|---|---|---|---|
| All fishing tackle (HS 9507) | US$1.93 bn | US$1.77 bn | +9.0% |
| Fishing rods (HS 950710) | US$0.66 bn | US$0.62 bn | +6.5% |
| Fish hooks (HS 950720) | US$0.11 bn | US$0.11 bn | flat |
| Destination countries served | 196 | 197 | -1 |
| Largest single destination | US$546 M | US$445 M | +23% |
Rods account for about 34% of the total and hooks about 6%. The largest single destination takes roughly 28% of the 2024 total — which is why the export markets already on a supplier record are worth reading before you ask for a price.
Who supplies the United States?
| Source | 2024 import value | Share of total |
|---|---|---|
| China | US$538 M | 59% |
| Japan | US$74 M | 8% |
| Malaysia | US$53 M | 6% |
| Viet Nam | US$42 M | 5% |
| All other sources (65 countries) | US$199 M | 22% |
| Total US imports | US$906 M | 100% |
The United States bought US$906 M of fishing tackle under HS 9507 in 2024 from 69 source countries. China supplied US$538 M of it — 59% of the total, and roughly 7 times the next largest source. That concentration is why specification discipline matters more than factory discovery: the factories are not hard to find, the comparable quotation is.
Figures retrieved from UN Comtrade (reporter China and United States, HS 9507, 2024) and aggregated across partner countries. They are historical customs values, not offers.
Topics in detail
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