Export Limit

In a company, an export limit refers to the maximum amount of goods or services that a company is allowed to sell and export to other countries. This limit is set by the government of the exporting country and may be based on various factors such as the type of goods being exported, the country of origin, the destination country, and trade agreements between the countries.

Companies that wish to export goods or services must comply with the export limits set by their governments. Failure to do so can result in fines, legal penalties, and loss of export privileges. It’s important for companies to understand and abide by the export limits in order to conduct business legally and ethically.