The phrase "exporting companies" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
Example: "The government's new policies have greatly benefited the exporting companies, as they now have access to more international markets."
Unfilled travertine tile samples of three biggest travertines exporting companies are brought and filled manually.
But enough to dampen the enthusiasm of exporting companies which might be thinking of expanding output.
Qatargas and RasGas, the emirate's two exporting companies, have 14 of these facilities, known as trains.
In turn, the Europeans say the United States has not brought its system of multibillion-dollar tax breaks for exporting companies in line with a W.T.O.
A three-judge panel will first examine the United States' tax benefits program for exporting companies to see if changes made recently comply with free-trade rules.
But several contentious trading issues remain just below the surface, including Europe's successful challenge to multibillion-dollar United States tax breaks for exporting companies.
The bride's father is an owner of G & S Merchandising, a watch importing and exporting company based in New York.
Additional obstacles and delays may depend on the importing country's national laws on product registration and the exporting company's capacity to manufacture the specified product[ 28].
But a substantial portion of the oil — after being refined into gasoline and diesel — will be exported, companies say.
Old trains are dismantled at HKS Metals, a recycling and exporting company in Amsterdam.
Meanwhile, greater political stability and duty-free access to the American market, under the African Growth and Opportunity Act of 2000, has tempted several Asian textile-exporting companies to come to Lesotho.Last year, the country sold $215m-worth of goods to America: a figure that has doubled in two years.
