Trade Data Standardization

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Trade Data Standardization is the process of defining, harmonizing, and implementing uniform formats, data elements, codes, and business rules for data exchanged among supply chain partners, governments, and trade stakeholders to ensure interoperability, reduce manual handling, and improve the efficiency and accuracy of international trade transactions.

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