Examples of using Re-exports in English and their translations into Swedish
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Including exports and re-exports control regulations.
Re-exports where the customs procedure code FF1 starts with 31.
Section 3 Requirements on Member States in respect of re-exports.
The value of the re-exports of cars was more than 830 million euros.
Approximately 30 per cent of exports to Russia in 2007 were re-exports.
exports and re-exports of specimens of species listed in the Appendices to the Convention; and.
Finnish Customs has produced surveys in 2005-2010 on re-exports to Russia.
Where possible, the volume or quantity of re-exports of the product originating in the third country concerned to other Member States and to third countries;
military applications must also come under the Code of Conduct, as must re-exports.
Trade data exclude direct re-exports, trade in services
Moreover"re-exports" i.e. products originating outside of Cyprus
Many Member States find it difficult to distinguish between domestic output and re-exports, which may unduly inflate the figures.
processing, re-exports.
exports, re-exports and the transhipment of eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean Bluefin tuna
Re-exports of ivory reported by Member States in mass have been fluctuating considerably,
processing, re-exports.
exports and re-exports of specimens of other species listed in Annexes A,
The system shall apply to the earnings from an ACP Sute's exports of the products referred to in Article 187(2) if, during the year preceding the year of application, earnings from the expon of each product to all destinations, re-exports excluded.
trade data exclude direct re-exports, trade in services
It is worth noting that"re-exports" in 1998 accounted for 60% of total exports:
Of the goods in the same product class imported and exported by a company or group, only products which have been imported from a different country of origin than they are then exported to will be considered re-exports, i.e. the goods will not return to their country of origin.
The first subparagraph shall also cover re-exports carried out in 1994 from Member States to Austria, Finland or Sweden, and re-exports from the latter countries to third ocuntries, including the Community as constituted on 31 December 1994.
the quantities reported in Section 2B may include re-exports in products or equipment of 1 January stocks not placed on the Union market as reported in Section 4C.
Commercial re-exports of both raw and worked ivory from the EU carried out in line with Regulation(EC) No 338/97(‘legal re-exports') have considerably increased in recent years, with a pronounced upward trend in the re-exports of ivory to East Asia(see box 1).
the phytosanitary certificates and phytosanitary certificates for re-exports, or their electronic equivalent";
There appears to have been a general decline in re-exports of ivory pieces reported by weight, but a general increase
placing in cages for fattening or farming, re-exports and transhipments of eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean Bluefin tuna
placing in the in cages for fattening or farming, re-exports and transhipments of eastern Atlantic and Mediterranean bluefin tuna
Export and re-export from the Community of personal and household effects.
Re-exporting unprocessed products or products packaged locally.