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Discover Ludwig"exported goods" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to goods that have been shipped from one country to another, typically for the purpose of trade. For example: "The country's economy relies heavily on its exports of goods such as oil, sugar, and coffee."
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Germany, the world's No. 2 exporter after China, exported goods and services worth 86.5 billion euros ($115 billion) in June, up 3.8 percent from the previous month, the Federal Statistical Office said on Monday.
In addition, around 18,000 small business exporters ship $1.2bn of goods, which amounted in 2010-11 to 41.6% of all exported goods.
Europe forgives value-added taxes on exported goods, for example.
European companies, for example, do not have to pay value-added taxes on exported goods.
In the same year, Tanzania exported goods worth $79m to Uganda.
The facts It is true that 44% of our exported goods and services go to the EU.
Pforzheim's experience is one small part of the losses inflicted by the broader plunge in exported goods around the country.
Many have, helping China's share of the world's exported goods to triple to 7.3% between 1993 and 2005.
On average, exported goods were found to consume and to pollute surface and groundwater more than domestically consumed goods do.
And these figures don't include the huge amount of imported and exported goods that flow through Britain's airports.
This strength in manufacturing means that the value of the north of England's exported goods slightly exceeds the value of its imported goods.
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