re-export

verb

1. to export (imported goods, esp after processing)

noun

1. the act of re-exporting
2. a re-exported commodity

Derived Forms

• ˌre-exporˈtation, noun
• ˌre-exˈporter, noun

Example Sentences

In September 2023, the Georgian Revenue Service announced that, in line with the then latest Western sanctions against Russia, it was restricting the re-export and transit of automobiles imported from the US or Europe to Russia and Belarus.

From BBC

The reprieve for the animals may be short-lived as authorities currently assess an application to re-export the livestock.

From Seattle Times

His government has even been accused of facilitating the re-export of sanctioned "dual-use" technology to Russia.

From BBC

Both new export and imports orders shrank for an eight consecutive month, suggesting that manufacturers were struggling for buyers overseas and ordering fewer components used in finished goods for re-export.

From Reuters

Semiconductors make up the bulk of their trade, signalling improving appetite among Chinese manufacturers for components to re-export in finished goods.

From Reuters