EXPORT

EXPORT

1. Traditional exports:

   • are those traditional goods or services, common to the country, with a low level of specialization and that are frequently exported.

2. Non-traditional exports:

   • are those goods or services that are not traditional, nor common to the country, with a high level of specialization, that are exported less frequently and have a production that tends to generate greater added value. According to your restriction

3. Restricted exports:

   • are those goods or services that are limited by the State. Many of them need one or more permissions from different entities for security reasons.

4. Prohibited exports:

   • are all those that by law cannot be exported from the country.

5. Unrestricted exports:

   • are those goods or services that can be exported without breaching a state restriction and that meet all customs requirements.

6. Temporary export:

   • this type of export occurs when a product or merchandise is sent to an international market through customs agreements, in which it will remain for a stipulated time. After the agreed time has elapsed, this product will return to the market where it has been nationalized.

7. Final export:

   • this type of export occurs when the product is sent to an international market with the intention of being consumed or used abroad. Thus, the exit from the country of origin will be definitive, with the exception that the exporter does not comply with the agreements of the contract and the product or merchandise is returned by the recipient.

8. Direct export:

   • it is the most used by companies with experience and human resources, because it is the same company that is in charge of doing the export, for which it eliminates any intermediary and assumes all the responsibilities of the process.

9. Indirect export:

   • this type of export is recommended for beginner companies in their sector, who wish to reduce risks during export. In this type, the production company hires a person specialized in international trade, who is in charge of both training clients and the entire process involved in exporting.