export (something) to (something)

To sell or send something to another country. If we start exporting our products to Germany, it might lead to more business in Europe overall. Whoa, when did you start exporting your blankets to Europe? China exports these tiny little components to us and turns a huge profit—it's ridiculous!

export

something to some place to sell something abroad to a particular country. They are now exporting their products to Hungary. We are exporting all our product line to Eastern Europe.

export something to someone or something

to sell something abroad to someone or some country. The company exported alcohol to Brazil. We only export books to our agents abroad.

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So whether or not an exporter is big or small, first time or experienced, it is important to fully understand and manage the trade finance cycle.

Exporting 101: a trade finance primer; Canada's small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) can only grow so much while they remain dependent on domestic sales. However, venturing overseas can be a precarious undertaking. By understanding what financing vehicles are available, and how to secure them, SMEs can move ahead with more confidence

Personalized web pages can enable the exporter to build a one-to-one relationship with its customers (Hanson, 2000).

Using corporate websites for export marketing

The market yield on government debt currently stands at 14.25 per cent a year, whether on 12 month T-bills of three year PIBs, against the 10pc rate on the three-year refund bonds the government has given to exporters.

For textile exporters, sales tax refund bonds yield little more than a headache

If there are no books or subject-specific literature available, where can an exporter find the information?

The Truth About Letters of Credit

Most of the port operators only want exporters to bring their containers to the port when there is a schedule with a shipping line.

'Why Export Containers Litter Lagos Ports'

The exporter said Pakistan's cement exports to India stood between $70-80 million.

Indian cement importers ask Pakistani exporters to recall their shipments

The Ministry also conducted an investigation after the exporter allegedly violated the Korean 'False Export Declaration' law.

Korean gov't to ship trash dumped in PH back to Korea

To educate the exporters about this new system, Trade Development Authority of Pakistan (TDAP) continues to organize seminars on REX System by European Union for Issuance of Certificate of origin.

Seminar on REX system by EU for issuance of certificate of origin held

The value-added textile exporters further pointed out that packing material is a major cost for the value added exporters.

Tough times in textile sector hurting exports

Based on a sample of 7,515 European SMEs, we investigate the differences perceived by different groups of firms: companies uninterested in exports, future exporters, pre-exporters, experimental exporters, involved exporters, active exporters, committed exporters and failed exporters.

Perception of export barriers at different stages of the internationalization process - evidence from European SMEs

Last year it was North Shieldsbased AIS Technical which was crowned Overall Exporter of the Year.

Export awards ready to recognise the best

UK Export Finance is proud to support this year's North East Exporters Awards by sponsoring the New Exporter category.

Proud to give new exporters a boost

A certified exporter is a producer or manufacturer duly authorized by BOC to make out an invoice declaration on the origin of a good exported.

BOC issues rules on exporter self-certification

Commenting on the protocol signed on Thursday, Kaplan noted that Eximbank would introduce foreign exchange options operations in an effort to help exporter SMEs deal with the volatilities in foreign exchange rates.

TURKEY-ECONOMY -Turkey's Eximbank to provide 11 bln USD support to Turkish exports in 2011