The phrase "overseas shipment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to refer to goods that have been sent from one country to another. For example, "We received an overseas shipment of electronics from China."
Foreign enthusiasm infected American financiers and businessmen, who formed cattle companies to reap the big profits of raising beef for domestic consumption or overseas shipment.
The project would involve removing up to 60m tonnes of coal a year, to be transferred on a new rail line to a redeveloped port at Abbot Point for overseas shipment.
Besides the business issues any manufacturer faces, Mr. DeSantis said, international operators need to deal with trade restrictions, fluctuating currencies, fuel costs for overseas shipment, and the delays caused by new security requirements.
Large truck-pulled containers with individually motor-driven refrigeration units, with or without controlled atmosphere (CO2-O2, to retard ripening), are loaded at the fruit source and trucked to their destination or are loaded on ships by derrick for overseas shipment.
Yangon Online reps in the U.S. buy the items and package them for overseas shipment.
Full international participation is paramount; it makes no sense to have Europeans embracing wood pellets as carbon neutral, when they overlook the CO2 emitted during overseas shipment and the losses of carbon stock from forests that are harvested outside Europe.
Overseas shipments will not regain full momentum for another two or three years, he said.
Even more encouraging, domestic orders are rising, though less impressively than for overseas shipments.
A report Wednesday showed overseas shipments in March had fallen 21.2percentt from a year earlier.
The drop in imports in the trade report reflected a decline in overseas shipments of crude oil and cheaper prices.
His store, like others, has trimmed its fat and adjusted its practices, cutting back on staff, trucking, warehousing, overseas shipments and even electrical use, Mr. Moss said.
