There was a big decline in coffee prices.

That's Panama's biggest exports.

We import raw materials and export the finished products.

Foreign trade consists of a two way flow of commodities export and import.

Japan imports raw materials from China and exports finished products to it.

Their main exports are textiles, especially silk and cotton.

That company deals mainly in imported goods.

It's a pre competitive issue.

Export of the product will start soon.

Chemical products account for approximately two thirds of our exports.

It's the history of what we eat today.

There was a glut of cotton goods due to cheap imports.

The goods were transported by ship.

Japanese industries export various products to America.

But consumption tax cannot be exported.

Japan's import of manufactured goods has increased considerably.

Import goods are subject to high taxes.

The market was flooded with imports.

He's an exporter, not an importer.

Imports exceeded exports last year.

Thirty, huh?

Democracy is not exportable like food or cement.

What should a person do to prepare for such a possible future?

Close enough to give him some of the blow you smuggled in.

So, here comes a bit of science, and this is a bit of science I've done since The Bottom Billion, so it's new.

Overseas food exports are one of the mainstays of agribusiness.

This means lower carbon footprint.

And they were just made in a community of bikers, mainly in Northern California.

It's import and export.

They sell imported goods at the shop.

They sell imports at that store.

If a lot of taxes are already included in the prices, as they are in the current system, then they will cross national borders with the products.

The theory said that trade was dogy, import was bad, and export was good.

The market is glutted with cheap imports.

As expected, the price of imported goods rose.

Cheap imports will glut the market.

Just think for a moment of the trillions of parts and finished goods moving cheaply around the world every second, a small portion by air, but most by sea.

Japan's exports exceeded imports by 77.8 billion in 1998.

Manufactured imports into Japan have increased considerably.

450 out, and she's tachy in the 130s.

And especially 'you are not allowed...' ...'to carry any contraband.'

82 more than four fifths of the island's exports is agricultural produce.

No.Usually foreign governments trying to get around treaties.

However, there's a big problem with the official statistics, in that if, for instance, a Japanese component supplier ships something to China to be put into an iPod, and then the iPod gets shipped to the U.S., that component ends up getting counted multiple times.

Globalisation allows people on one continent to buy goods and food made by those on another.