'export paperwork' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when discussing the necessary documentation for a shipment of goods to be sent outside of the country. For example, "The export paperwork must be submitted to Customs before the goods can be shipped."
And representatives from the Aerospace Industries Association trade group said it could hurt U.S. exporters by holding up already-cumbersome export control paperwork.
Once a wild-caught animal is exported with paperwork certifying it as captive-bred, officials in countries like the United States have little choice but to allow it in.
"After accession we won't have to prepare a lot of paperwork for export - we'll just put the oil in the truck".
All this was illegal, though the pseudo hunts gave him the bogus protection of Cites paperwork for their export as trophies.
Completing loans and export agreements required days of paperwork, and some stretches of dirt road were repaired just in time for the museum's trucks to fetch the objects.
But as soon as the paperwork (obtaining an export license and making all the shipping arrangements) is completed in London, Mr. Wynn says he plans to hang the work in his gallery.
Some other constraints include high input and utility cost, limited finance and cash flow among producers and processors, relatively low yield, excessive paperwork required for export, and low custom clearance efficiency (WTO 2011).
This could lead to extra paperwork for businesses exporting to the EU, but it would see the UK government having free rein to curb free movement and establish trade deals with a host of other countries on its own terms.
The ruse, the documents suggest and investigators say, involves smuggling animals from other countries into Laos and then exporting them — with Laotian government paperwork — under the pretense that they were bred there in captivity and therefore, in many cases, could be sold legally.
