import permits
Foreign goods licenses
Import permits are official documents authorizing the legal importation of specific goods into a country.
Governments require them for controlled items—certain foods, plants, animals, medications, weapons, or endangered species products—to enforce safety standards, quarantine regulations, or trade restrictions.
You'll need an import permit for those exotic birds.
- customs regulationsRules controlling border commerce
- global supply chainsInterconnected worldwide production systems
- trade tariffsTaxes on cross-border commerce
- embargoesRestrictions on international commerce
- bill of ladingCargo shipment receipt
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Limits on foreign goods
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