"export port" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to a designated location or facility where goods are loaded onto ships or other forms of transportation for export to other countries. Example: The new export port in the city has greatly increased international trade and boosted the local economy.
The proposed infrastructure includes Abbott Point, which would become the largest coal export port in the world.
Police have arrested 66 people in anti-fossil fuel protests in the Newcastle, home to Australia's biggest coal export port.
Situated on the dry side of the island, Lautoka (originally called Namoli) serves an important sugarcane-growing district and is Fiji's leading sugar export port.
In 1877 an ore export port was constructed on the Baltic coast, at Oxelösund, and was connected by rail to the mines of Grängesberg and Stråssa.
Thanks to the likes of Evelyn Waugh and P. G. Wodehouse, however, Oporto has been overshadowed by its principal export, port wine.
"This bleaching event has revealed the true cost of approving more coal mines, more coal export port terminals and refusing to listen to the warnings..
Newcastle is also one of the world's biggest coal export ports.
The flow of goods to export ports slowed in March as a result, even as imports continued.
Only a small proportion of the national exports, however, pass through Helsinki, as the largest export ports are elsewhere along the Finnish coast.
Sure there are objections – from climate scientists warning of the potent warming powers of methane, or local communities that don't want these high-risk export ports on their beloved coasts.
On September 7, the Dos Bocas and Cayo Arcas ports, Mexico's two main crude oil export ports, closed in preparation for the storm.
