SYLVESTER JOHNSON, an exporting supplier based in Halifax, Canada, primarily ships low‑to‑moderate volume consignments (1‑3 shipments per active month) to the United States, chiefly unloading at West Palm Beach, FL, demonstrating a highly predictable Halifax‑to‑Florida routing that eases customs planning. Core product categories are diverse but repeatable, centering on metal goods (HS 830130), wooden articles (HS 442110), electronics (HS 852530) and textiles (HS 630621), with recurring items such as food, general merchandise and occasional tents, indicating a flexible yet stable product portfolio attractive to buyers seeking reliable, multi‑category sourcing. Buyer relationships are concentrated among a small set of repeat customers—including AMINGA MARTIN, KELLY TONGE and HOME DEPOT STORE—suggesting dependable demand patterns despite modest shipment frequency. For customs brokers, SYLVESTER JOHNSON’s consistent use of a limited HS‑code range, uniform port of loading, and steady documentation across shipments support efficient clearance and reduced risk of classification errors, while the occasional entry of new codes signals manageable complexity. Overall, buyers can rely on a trustworthy partner with niche product breadth and predictable logistics, while customs professionals benefit from streamlined routing and stable filing practices.