Re-export means export of any specimen that has previously been imported;
Re-export means any movement from the territory of the Union of bluefin tuna which had been previously imported into the territory of the Union;
Re-export means the exportation of a consignment, which has been imported into EU territory and subsequently been found to be non-compliant, to the country of origin or another third country, which has agreed to accept it.
More Definitions of Re-export
Re-export. ’ means an imported consignment into the Republic from which it is then exported;
Re-export in relation to specimens, means to export a specimen previously imported into Malawi;
Re-export means that bluefin tuna passes through a country or an area (tax-exempted areas are excluded) after being exported from the flagship country or the area (tax-exempted areas are excluded) of the fishing vessel which has caught that bluefin tuna.
Re-export means: Any movement of bluefin tuna in its harvested or processed form (including farmed) from the territory of a CPC where it has been previously imported.
Re-export means export of a specimen that was previously imported, whether or not in the same form as at the time of its importation;
Re-export means export of specimens previously imported.
Re-export means re-export within the meaning of Articles 270, 271 and 274 of Regulation (EU) No 952/2013;