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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Linh Nguyen, a Vietnam analyst at the consultancy Control Risks, said the surge in Vietnamese exports to the United States partly reflects increased final-stage assembly in Vietnam and its re-export of items produced elsewhere.

From Barron's

China imports doré from those mines, process it and re-export.

From MarketWatch

CBP said importers now may seek to re-export or destroy detained shipments, or prove the goods were not made with forced labor.

From Barron's

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

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