Re-export means export of any specimen that has previously been imported;
Re-export means any movement from the territory of the Union of bluefin tuna which had been previously imported into the territory of the Union;
Re-export means the exportation of a consignment, which has been imported into EU territory and subsequently been found to be non-compliant, to the country of origin or another third country, which has agreed to accept it.
More Definitions of Re-export
Re-export. ’ means an imported consignment into the Republic from which it is then exported;
Re-export in relation to specimens, means to export a specimen previously imported into Uganda;
Re-export means: Any movement of bluefin tuna in its harvested or processed form (including farmed) from the territory of a CPC where it has been previously imported.
Re-export means that bluefin tuna passes through a country or an area (tax-exempted areas are excluded) after being exported from the flagship country or the area (tax-exempted areas are excluded) of the fishing vessel which has caught that bluefin tuna.
Re-export means the act of taking an item, including any animal, plant, hazardous substance, waste matter or specimen, that was imported out of St Helena, but does not include transit or transhipment;
Re-export means export of specimens previously imported.
Re-export means export of a specimen that was previously imported, whether or not in the same form as at the time of its importation;