importer
Brings goods in
An importer is a person or business that brings goods into a country from abroad for sale or distribution: The company is a major importer of Italian wines.
The term applies both to the entity doing the importing and to the country receiving goods: China is the world's largest importer of oil.
Tax on traded goods
- customsTraditional practices or import taxes
- dutyRequired moral task
- quotaFixed assigned amount
- goodsThings for sale
merchandise · commodity · wholesale · retail · buyer · supplier · procurement · sourcing
Permitted passage or approval
- declarationFormal public announcement
- brokerTransaction intermediary for hire
- entryAccess or submission
- valuationAssessment of monetary worth
classification · compliance · regulation · documentation · admissibility · anti-dumping · countervailing · bond
Transporting goods to destinations
- freightGoods being transported
- cargoTransported goods
- containersObjects for holding things
- warehousingStoring goods commercially
delivery · consignment · pallets · distribution · port · loading · unloading · tracking
tariff
Tax on traded goods
goods · merchandise · commodity · wholesale · retail · buyer · supplier · procurement · sourcing · inventory
clearance
Permitted passage or approval
- declarationFormal public announcement
- brokerTransaction intermediary for hire
- entryAccess or submission
valuation · classification · compliance · regulation · documentation · admissibility · anti-dumping · countervailing · bond · manifest
shipping
Transporting goods to destinations
- freightGoods being transported
- cargoTransported goods
- containersObjects for holding things
warehousing · delivery · consignment · pallets · distribution · port · loading · unloading · tracking · forwarding
module
Independent functional component
- libraryBook collection or building
- packageWrapped item for delivery
- dependencyState of needing support
namespace · script · loader · parser · bundler · require · include · plugin
- fashion industryfashion, fashion design, fashion designers, fashion shows, fashion week
- traderstrader, merchant, retailer, vendor, dealer
- commercetrade, banking, merchant, sales, exports
- businessesbusiness, company, bank, bakery, enterprise
- Businesspeopleentrepreneur, executive, CEO, businesswoman, founder
- international tradeglobal trade, customs, tariffs, freight, exports
- very importantOf utmost significance
- most importantOf greatest significance
- less importantOf lower significance
- more importantHaving greater significance
- most importantlyEmphasizing top priority
- duty-free importsForeign products without tariffs
important, import, unimportant, imports, importing, importantly, unimportance, importation, importers