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They are down by about 30% since 1996, including the value of the re-export trade through China.

However, close to of these imports are re-exported to other countries, especially China.

However, about 15% of the exports were re-exported to third countries.

The company makes its profit on re-exporting gas to Europe.

At the moment re-exports from China are still quite strong, but if they slow, the unemployment rate could increase.

Again, the analysis points to the nature of both the re-export and domestic Florida markets.

However it can be released at any time for immediate re-export.

What is more, they are sometimes re-exported or simply exported to Western countries.

Trade in the other direction, including re-exports, amounted to 0.4 billion.

The zones would be free to import fish for re-exporting.

It is estimated that 90% of goods are re-exported to or from China.

Under the agreement, Jordan has exclusive rights to re-export the technology after 20 years.

From there they were re-exported to Teheran, the paper said.

Last year, according to the chamber's statistics, the re-export business was worth around $1.5 billion.

When the danger was discovered they were re-exported to Finland.

Last year imports for re-export reached 194,000 tonnes, she said.

These charges are not refunded should the works be re-exported.

Japan is not allowed to re-export this rice to other countries without approval.

Re-exports accounted for 43% of Singapore's total sales to other countries in 2000.

In due course, 80 per cent of each car is re-exported as scrap.

Although these figures do not accurately present the end markets of their products, as many are re-exported.

The result will be re-exported to the video editing station for final confirmation.

Half of this gas will be re-exported to Europe.

Much of that business was simply temporarily storing gas for re-export.

Exports (including re-export) grew in the second quarter of 2014 by 53%.