export-import regulation

Export-import regulations are rules and procedures that governments put in place to control the movement of goods between countries. They ensure that international trade complies with national laws, safety standards, and trade agreements. Regulations may include licensing requirements, tariffs (taxes), and restrictions on certain products to protect domestic industries, public safety, or national security. These rules help facilitate fair trade, prevent illegal activities like smuggling, and maintain economic and diplomatic relationships. Businesses involved in international trade must navigate these regulations to import and export goods legally and efficiently.