EXPORT TO EUROPE / EU

IMPORT DEMANDS:

Huge import markets of Eurotrade demand high quality products from the most capable suppliers around the world.

Constantly thousands of import contracts are open and waiting for qualified suppliers.

All import requirements are being collected daily from associated distributors.

Millions of consumers are purchasing products through European supply chain stores.

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EUROPE IMPORT EXPORT

 

According to the EU’s basic philosophy, it will open its market to imports from outside provided its trading partners do likewise. It is also keen to liberalise trade in services. But it is ready to make allowances for developing countries by allowing them to open their markets more slowly than industrialised countries and is helping them integrate into the world trading system. 

The removal of barriers to free trade within the EU has made a significant contribution to its prosperity and this has reinforced its commitment to global liberalisation. As the EU member states removed tariffs on trade between them, they also unified their tariffs on goods imported from outside. This meant that products paid the same tariff whether they entered the EU via the ports of Genoa or Hamburg. As a result, a car from Japan which pays import duty on arrival in Germany can be shipped to Belgium or Poland and sold there in the same way as a German car. No further duty is charged.

The creation of a harmonised common external tariff (CET), as it was known, meant that EU countries had to participate as a single group in international trade negotiations. External trade thus became one of the first instruments of European integration requiring member states to pool their sovereignty.

The Union has granted duty-free or cut-rate preferential access to its market for most of the imports from developing countries and economies in transition under its general system of preferences (GSP). It goes even further for the 49 poorest countries in the world, all of whose exports – with the sole exception of arms – enjoy duty free entry to the EU market under a programme launched in 2001.

The EU has developed a new trade and development strategy with its 78 partners in the Africa-Pacific-Caribbean (ACP) group of countries aimed at integrating them into the world economy. It also has a trade agreement with South Africa that will lead to free trade between the two sides, and it is negotiating a free trade deal with the six members of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) – Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.

The EU has trade and association agreements with Mexico and Chile in Latin America and has been trying to negotiate a deal to liberalise trade with the Mercosur group – Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay.

INTERNATIONAL IMPORT EXPORT

IMPORT EXPORT CATEGORIES:

 ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES
 ANIMAL FAT
 APPLES
 BARLEY
 BEANS
 BEER
 BODY OIL
 BOVINE MEAT
 BUTTER
 CASSAVA
 CHEESE
 CITRUS
 COCOA BEANS
 COCONUTS
 COTTONSEED OIL
 COTTONSEEDS
 CREAM
 EGGS
 FATS
 GLOVES
 GRAPEFRUIT
 GRAPES
 GROUNDNUT OIL
 GROUNDNUTS
 INFANT FOOD
 LEMONS
 LIMES
 MAIZE GERM OIL
 MAIZE
 MANDARINS
 MILK
 MILLET
 MUSTARD OIL
 MUSTARD SEEDS
 ONIONS
 ORANGES
 PALM KERNEL OIL
 PALM KERNELS
 PALM OIL
 PEAS
 PEPPER
 PIG MEAT
 PINEAPPLES
 POTATOES
 POULTRY
 RICE BRAN OIL
 SESAME SEED OIL
 SESAME SEEDS
 SOYBEAN OIL
 SOYBEANS
 SPICES
 SUGAR BEET
 SUGAR CANE
 SUNFLOWER SEED OIL
 SUNFLOWER SEEDS
 SWEET POTATOES
 SWEETENERS
 TOMATOES
 VEGETABLE OIL
 YAMS

ADDITIONAL CATEGORIES:
 agriculture
 aloe vera
 apparel
 apples
 bags
 bamboo
 bananas
 bead
 beans
 bearings
 bed linens
 bed sheets
 beer
 berries
 beverages
 bikes
 boxes
 bras
 cables
 candles
 candy
 canned food
 canned fruits
 canned vegetables
 carpets
 carrots
 cassava chips
 cd
 cement
 ceramics
 chemicals
 chips
 chocolate
 cloth
 clothes
 clothing
 coal
 coffee
 computer parts
 condoms
 construction materials
 cooking oil
 cosmetic
 cosmetics
 cotton
 cotton linens
 cotton yarn
 doors
 electronics
 engines
 equipment
 fabric
 fasteners
 fish
 fitness equipment
 flooring
 flowers
 food
 footwear
 fragrances
 fresh fruits
 fresh products
 fresh vegetables
 frozen food
 frozen fruits
 frozen vegetables
 fruits
 furniture
 games
 garden furniture
 garden tools
 garlic
 garments
 gem stones
 gems
 gifts
 ginger
 glass
 granite
 grapefruits
 grapes
 hair care products
 handicrafts
 hazelnuts
 herbal products
 herbs
 home textile
 honey
 household products
 jeans
 jewellers
 jewellery
 juice
 jute
 jute products
 kitchen
 knitted apparel
 knitted garments
 lamps
 leather garments
 leather goods
 leather
 lightings
 linens
 macadamia
 maize
 mandarins
 mango
 marble
 mushrooms
 matches
 mats
 meat
 medicaments
 medicines
 metals
 mineral water
 motorcycles
 mustard
 novelty
 nuts
 oil
 olive oil
 olives
 onions
 oranges
 paper
 paprika
 spear parts
 pashmina
 pasta
 pens
 pencils
 pepper
 phones
 photo frames
 pickled fruits
 pickled products
 pickled vegetables
 pineapples
 plants
 plastic products
 players
 plywood
 porcelain
 potatoes
 pottery
 poultry
 poultry products
 products
 radiators
 rice
 rock salt lamps
 rubber
 salt
 sanitarian products
 sea products
 seeds
 shampoo
 sheets
 shirts
 shoes
 silk
 silver
 skin care products
 soap
 soft drinks
 soybeans
 spear parts
 sport goods
 sportswear
 spotlight
 stones
 surgical cotton
 surgical instruments
 t-shirts
 table linens
 tea
 terracotta
 textiles
 textile linens
 textile yarns
 tiles
 timber
 tires
 toiletries
 tomatoes
 tools
 towels
 toys
 vanilla beans
 vegetables
 vodka
 wheat
 windows frames
 wine
 wines
 wood
 wooden products
 wool
 writing instruments
 yarns

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