Sentence examples for export categories from inspiring English sources

Chemicals, plastics, capital goods, semiconductors and medical equipment were among the export categories showing year-on-year improvements.

There are more than 300 export categories at the factory, but the four essential classifications are "Premium," "Africa A," "Africa B" and "Wiper Rag".

Exports to all of the country's major trading partners declined and there were declines in all of Canada's major export categories, including manufactured goods and agricultural products, the agency said.

The U.S. ranks sixth in two completely unrelated export categories: headgear (China) and chickens (Netherlands).

The tariff exemptions have helped some export categories grow as much as 40% a year, creating work apart from the narco fare that keeps neighboring Colombia so busy.

But the latest survey from the KOF Swiss Economic Institute in Zurich on Tuesday forecast a slowdown across all export categories in 2008, as well as a worse outlook for export-oriented companies.

In 2002, the last full year for which data are available, the United States exported $43.1 billion worth of high-tech components to Asia, the largest Asian export category.

UK arms sales in the three-month period from July to September 2015 for the export category that covers missiles, rockets and bombs amounted to £1,066,216,510, the BIS documents show.

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However, the trade balances change when breaking down these two exports categories.

Nordion, a company based in Ottawa that deals with medical isotopes, paid nearly $25,000 to the government after exporting category one radioactive material — the most dangerous type — to the United States without informing the CNSC.