Export value definition
Export value means the value of the finished garments as determined by any of the valuation methods contained in 19 U.S.C. § 1401a, any subsequent amendments thereto, and any regulations passed thereunder.
Export value means the net amount of the exporter’s sale price for the commodity delivered to the participant under a commodity agreement, basis f.a.s. or f.o.b. export carrier at U.S. ports, airports or border points of exit, or, if transshipped through Canada, at ports on the Great Lakes or on the St. Lawrence River. The export value shall not include ocean freight for a c & f sale, or ocean freight and marine and w ar risk insurance for a c.i.f. sale, but may include carrying charges as provided for in the export sales contract. The net amount of the exporter’s sales price means the exporter’s contract
Export value means the cost to the purchaser abroad including freight, charges incurred for transport up to the port or place of exportation, harbour dues and loading charges, and all other costs, profits, charges and expenses and duties, accruing up to the point where the goods are deposited on board the exporting vessel, aircraft or vehicle at the place of departure from Ghana
Examples of Export value in a sentence
Export value peaked in 2011 when $4.75 million of wine was exported to Indonesia.
Product Export value (NZ$ M) % total exports Dairy 1,869.7 50% Mineral Fuels 216.1 6% Meat 178.8 5% Cereal preparations 174.8 5% Wood 170.8 5% Pulp 129.5 3% Machinery 113.3 3% Iron and steel 101.0 3% Food wastes 73.1 2% Starch 64.7 2% Subtotal top ten exports 3,091.7 83% Total exports 3,722.4 23 Use of 2005 data (with the exception of 2006 for Viet Nam) in such tables reflects the data which formed the basis for the negotiations.