"export firm" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to a company or business that specializes in exporting goods or products to other countries. Example: The company's success can be attributed to its efficient logistics and strong relationships with overseas clients, making it a top-performing export firm in the industry.
Mark with his father co-founded the Export Firm, The M. Firestone Company in 1946.
International, a family-owned automotive supplies export firm in Somerset, N.J.
For the last 33 years, he was employed by an export firm at the World Trade Center — until Sept. 11, 2001, after which it relocated to Staten Island.
Shortly before his birth, his father, Nachum, who was a grain buyer for a Hamburg export firm, had some sort of psychiatric episode while travelling on a train in Germany.
After he arrived in America from Cuba in the fall of 1941, he worked as a waiter in the Catskills and then — with the Spanish he had picked up in Cuba — became the Spanish correspondent for a New York export firm.
Savjibhai Dholakia, who runs a diamond export firm in the booming west coast city of Surat, announced his company would give 1,260 cars, 400 flats and pieces of jewellery to his employees ahead of the Hindu festival of Diwali which falls on the weekend.
Export firms are suffering as well, since many countries have stopped importing European meat and grain.
A storm brewing? the worrying signs Export dependency: China's economy is dominated by its export firms.
The elite occupy the powerful positions in the government bureaucracy, running the import and export firms, investing in the assembly industries--and paying very few taxes.
After the war, when the British introduced preferential tariffs on articles of wood from Canada, Norwegian forest owners, sawmills, and export firms were badly hit.
The two export firms profiled were from the private and governmental/public sectors of Ghana's NTE sector.
