reimports

Brings back merchandise

Reimports are goods that return to their country of origin after being exported.

A product manufactured in Germany, shipped to the United States, then brought back to Germany is a reimport.

The term appears in trade policy and pharmaceutical pricing discussions, where reimported drugs may be cheaper than domestic versions: The bill would allow reimports of prescription medications from Canada.

economics

resale

Second sale

deficit · trade balance · value-added · gray market · arbitrage · cost savings · currency · domestic market · repatriation

tariff

customs

Traditional practices or import taxes

  • dutyRequired moral task
  • levyCompulsory government charge
  • exciseRemove by cutting

tariff rate · antidumping · countervailing · quota · trade barrier · protectionism · exemption · drawback

trade

cargo

Transported goods

shipment · consignment · transshipment · exporter · customs broker · bill of lading · manifest · clearance · bonded · reentry

regulation

compliance

Adhering to requirements

oversight · inspection · certification · customs procedures · documentation · country of origin · labeling · restrictions · monitoring · audit

logistics

warehousing

Storing goods commercially

lead time · order processing · tracking · documentation · handling · storage · consolidation

Opposites
direction of goods movement

reimportsexports

Goods sold abroad

exportation · reexports

trade flow origin

reimportsimports

Goods brought in

domestic production

Family

reimport, reimported, reimporting, reimportation

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