Export duty

In logistics and international trade, export refers to the physical removal of goods or merchandise from the customs territory of one country to the t...

Export refers to the process of sending goods or merchandise out of a country's customs territory to foreign markets, typically for sale abroad. Expor...

Export duties are taxes or charges levied by a government on the export of goods. They increase the cost of exporting and can influence trade flows.

Goods that are imported into one country and then exported again to another country without being subjected to processing in the importing country.

Re-export refers to the export of previously imported goods, without significant processing or value addition, to a third country.

An import charge assessed on goods brought into a country, typically including customs duties, import value-added tax, and other import-related fees.