duty-free export

Car dealerships sport American flags and advertise duty-free exports.

But whatever the cause, Cairo has agreed to establish special trade zones for duty-free exports to the United States.

In 2001, Belarus unilaterally canceled this agreement while Russia continued its duty-free exports.

The two factories are to employ a total of 5,000 workers, who will make T-shirts and polo shirts for duty-free export to Europe.

It was estimated that more than 30,000 jobs in Bolivia depended on duty-free exports to the United States.

The reciprocity treaty of 1854 allowed for duty-free export of Ottawa Valley's lumber into the United States.

Saying that the policy on duty-free exports has failed, two Congressmen from California are leading a drive in Congress to reimpose tariffs on Colombian flowers.

The agreement essentially allows their farmers unlimited duty-free exports to Europe, while controlling the amount that American producers in their countries can ship, an arrangement that hurts American interests, the trade office said.

The new regulations, which are being challenged in the courts, also require that documentaries submitted for duty-free export status offer a wide range of opinions on controversial topics and present film subjects in a "primarily factual manner."

The auto dispute began with a Customs Service complaint that Honda Civics assembled in Alliston, Ontario, lacked the required 50 percent content of parts made in North America to qualify for duty-free export to the United States.

The decision helps Cami, which puts together low-priced Geo Metro coupes and Tracker mini-jeeps for sale by G.M. dealers, reach the 50-percent North American content rule required for duty-free export to the United States.

The Act granted the Company the right to directly ship its tea to North America and the right to the duty-free export of tea from Britain, although the tax imposed by the Townshend Acts and collected in the colonies remained in force.