ASHTON BENTLEY COLLABORATION SPACES, an Export‑oriented supplier of modular furniture and associated packing solutions, records a modest but geographically diverse shipping pattern, averaging 1–2 shipments per month across 2022‑2023 with total weights ranging from 475 kg to 3 t and each load in the 1.5 TEU range. Key export origins include Le Havre (UAE), Hamble (UK) and Anvers (Belgium), while destinations span Savannah (GA), Newark (NJ) and Norfolk (VA), indicating a focus on North‑American end‑users. The company repeatedly uses HS 852290 (electrical equipment), HS 851762 (audio‑visual components) and HS 841590 (industrial machines), suggesting a stable product classification that eases customs coding. For Buyers, the firm offers niche, high‑value furniture and palletized solutions with predictable product codes, albeit with low shipment frequency that may require proactive demand planning. Customs brokers benefit from the supplier’s consistent HS‑code usage and limited TEU size, which typically translates to straightforward documentation and quick clearance, though the varied ports of loading demand attentiveness to differing export clearance regimes. Overall, the supplier’s niche portfolio and stable classification support reliable sourcing, while its limited volume suggests capacity to scale if demand intensifies.