MINNEAPOLIS, MN -- (Marketwire) -- 01/08/13 -- Zepol Corporation, the leading trade intelligence firm, announced today that they have surpassed ten years of collecting import Bills of Lading data from U.S. Customs. The company's online tools now contain nearly 115 million U.S. ocean-import Bills of Lading. Zepol first started offering U.S. import data in 2003, and has since expanded to offering U.S. Census Bureau statistics, import-compliance datasets, and U.S. export Bills of Lading. In addition, the firm is currently developing major enhancements to the export tool, which will quadruple the number of Bills of Lading available.

"With nearly 4,000 trade professionals turning to Zepol for a competitive edge, our goal is to ease the challenge of importing and exporting goods to and from North America," says Zepol's CEO Paul Rasmussen. "Zepol's robust online tools have seen continual enhancements for the past ten years; we're confident any trade professional will be surprised by the preciseness and speed of our tools."

Zepol's online tools help companies see what their competitors are importing into and exporting from the United States, locate suppliers overseas, and assist in lead generation for the transportation industry. Zepol's tools allow users to schedule regular email updates, chart and trend data, and download reports into Microsoft Excel™ and Adobe Reader™. Experience the power of Zepol for yourself by signing up for a free trial or visit Zepol.com

About Zepol Corporation:

Zepol is a Minnesota-based company that works to be the leading provider of online international-trade tools to companies and governments involved in importing into and exporting from North America. Zepol provides competitive intelligence, market research, lead generation, sourcing, and trade compliance to positively impact organizations' profitability. Zepol does all this with its four unique online subscription tools: TradeIQ™ Import and Export, TradeView™, and ComplianceIQ™.

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