Filtered view — reflects the year, aduana & regimen above
Uruguay customs offices — global view, not affected by filters
Trade by continent & country — global view, not affected by filters
Glossary
NCM = Nomenclatura Común del MERCOSUR. The tariff classification code used by Uruguay, Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay. The 2-digit level is the international Harmonized System (HS) chapter (e.g. 02 = Meat), 4-digit is the HS heading, 6-digit is the HS subheading. The 7th-8th digits are MERCOSUR-specific.
Aduana = the customs office where a shipment enters or leaves. 001 = Montevideo (the maritime port), 002 = Carrasco (airport), 014 = Nueva Palmira (regional bulk), 008 = Punta del Este (includes the José Ignacio oil buoy), border towns like 003 = Chuy or 012 = Salto, etc. "All aduanas" sums every office — the whole country — and is the default view; pick a specific office (e.g. 001) to narrow it.
Regimen = E (export), I (import), T (transit — goods passing through Uruguay).
ZF (zona franca) = a free-trade zone. Free zones sit outside Uruguay's customs territory, so shipping goods into one (logs to the UPM or Montes del Plata pulp mills, grain to the Nueva Palmira terminals) legally counts as an export, with the zone as recorded destination. What later leaves the zone for the real buyer country is not part of DUA data — official statistics reallocate those flows using the zones' own reports.
Via = the transport mode: 1 = maritime, 2 = river, 4 = air, 7 = road (also 3 = lake, 5 = postal, 6 = rail, 8 = pipeline).
DUA = Declaración Única Aduanera — a single customs declaration. One DUA can have many line items (different products under the same shipment).
RUT = Rol Único Tributario — the Uruguayan tax ID. Format: 12 digits + check digit.