C STEINWEG BALTIMORE supplier risk profile Q1 2026: 55 shipments, 7 suppliers, Panama-focused sourcing.
C STEINWEG BALTIMORE processed 55 shipments across 7 suppliers in Q1 2026, concentrated in Latin America and sourced from 6 countries. Panama was the dominant origin at 49% of shipments, followed by Colombia at 31%, reflecting a heavy reliance on MINSUR's operations across multiple jurisdictions. The importer worked with MINSUR entities in Panama (26 shipments) and Colombia (17 shipments), along with secondary suppliers including GERALD METALS in Switzerland and KOREA ZINC in Panama. Trade activity centered on a single HS classification (811010, tin unwrought).
Trigram screen against OFAC SDN, BIS Entity List, UFLPA Entity List, SAM Exclusions, EU FSF, UK HMT, UN SC, and 25+ allied jurisdictions.
Distance-screened against all 380 facilities in the ASPI Xinjiang Data Project. Proximity score: 100 / 100.
C STEINWEG BALTIMORE registered zero matches on sanctions watchlists and zero suppliers with disclosed UFLPA forced-labor exposure flags in Q1 2026. The importer's supply chain carried no reported compliance red flags in the monitored dataset.
7 distinct tier-1 suppliers in Q1 2026
| MINSUR | Panama | 26 |
| MINSUR | Colombia | 17 |
| GERALD METALS | Switzerland | 7 |
| ARG | Singapore | 2 |
| KOREA ZINC | Panama | 1 |
| MINSUR | Peru | 1 |
| WILLIAM ROWLAND | United Kingdom | 1 |
Share of Q1 2026 inbound shipments by source country
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