re-export

British

verb

to export (imported goods, esp after processing)

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noun

the act of re-exporting
a re-exported commodity

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Other Word Forms

re-exportation noun
re-exporter noun

Example Sentences

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In response, China said it would not re-export completed Nexperia chips to Europe which raised concern among carmakers.

From BBC

Trade of the turtles can only be authorised with export permits or re-export certificates.

From BBC

In September 2023, the Georgian Revenue Service announced that, in line with the then latest Western sanctions against Russia, it was restricting the re-export and transit of automobiles imported from the US or Europe to Russia and Belarus.

From BBC

The reprieve for the animals may be short-lived as authorities currently assess an application to re-export the livestock.

From Seattle Times

His government has even been accused of facilitating the re-export of sanctioned "dual-use" technology to Russia.

From BBC

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