reexports
Ships out imports
Reexports are goods that a country imports and then exports again without significant transformation.
A nation might import electronics from one country and reexport them to a third: Much of Singapore's trade consists of reexports.
The verb reexport describes this process.
Trade statistics often distinguish reexports from domestically produced exports.
Cargo transfer between carriers
- customsTraditional practices or import taxes
- tariffsTaxes on imports
- duty-freeExempt from import tariffs
- entrepôtTransit storage for trade
documentation · compliance · regulations · bilateral · multilateral · intermediary · broker · forwarding
Transporting goods to destinations
- freightGoods being transported
- cargoTransported goods
- portsShip berths or device jacks
- harborsSheltered waters for mooring
warehousing · distribution · containerization · maritime · intermodal · cross-border · supply-chain · transloading
National output abbreviation
- commoditiesTradeable raw materials
- value-addedIncreased worth through enhancement
- SingaporeSoutheast Asian city-state
- DubaiPersian Gulf emirate
transshipment
Cargo transfer between carriers
- customsTraditional practices or import taxes
- tariffsTaxes on imports
- duty-freeExempt from import tariffs
entrepôt · documentation · compliance · regulations · bilateral · multilateral · intermediary · broker · forwarding · manifest
shipping
Transporting goods to destinations
harbors · warehousing · distribution · containerization · maritime · intermodal · cross-border · supply-chain · transloading · consolidation
GDP
National output abbreviation
- commoditiesTradeable raw materials
- value-addedIncreased worth through enhancement
- SingaporeSoutheast Asian city-state