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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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We are proving the exportability of Americana and the advantage of a flexible business model.
This leads to poor service transportability and exportability and it is normally assumed that service production should take place close to the market (Valinkangas/Lehtinen 1994).
To respond to the market demand, the government selected promising products based on exportability, strong place brand equity (local Thai artisans and craftsmanship), continuous and consistent quality, standardization, and story of the product.
 
 
 
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