what items are imported in finland?
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Marimekko textiles, candies, biscuits, licorice, some alcohol, wood, lots of stuff.
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Not sure about Finland.\n\nOver in the English Premiership, Wigan's Dutch defender Arjen de Zeuw holds a degree in Medical Science. \n\nAfter football, he looks into specialising in orthopaedics.\n\nYou can read more about it in the source below.\n\nSorry cant help much
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something from Latvia.\nclick here:http://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=A0geutdSFVZFmuQAmY1XNyoA;_ylu=X3oDMTE2ZGhvZmh2BGNvbG8DZQRsA1dTMQRwb3MDMQRzZWMDc3IEdnRpZANERlg1XzMw/SIG=12a33kcp9/EXP=1163355858/**http%3a//www.mazoji-lietuva.lt/article.php%3farticle=185
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Greece mainly exports:\n\n-Manufactured goods (telecommunications hardware and software)\n-Agricultural goods (foods)\n-Fuel
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FINLAND\n\nLand of Thousand Lakes \n10 days combining Helsinki with Santa’s Midnight Sun Country and the Finnish Lake District -  there are 187,888 of them dotted all over Finland.
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Exports:\nmanufactured goods, oil and oil products, silver, fruits, vegetables, coffee, cotton\nExports - partners:\nUS 87.6%, Canada 1.8%, Spain 1.1% (2004)\n((Mexico is US's largest oil importer, with Canada a close second))\n\nImports:\nImports - commodities:\nmetalworking machines, steel mill products, agricultural machinery, electrical equipment, car parts for assembly, repair parts for motor vehicles, aircraft, and aircraft parts\nImports - partners:\nUS 55.1%, China 7.1%, Japan 5.3% (2004)
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Importation of products, no problem.\n\nExportation of jobs.... big problem.
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if you want a carrier or certified carrier go to the customs house and they know who can carry your merchandise. The carrier will probably be bonded and have a good reputation
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Since I am American I can't really direct  you to any websites in particular that woulkd not require overseas charges for shipping. Yet I can suggest some items that you might want, or at least they are desireable here:\n-ipod\n-itunes gift card\n-DVDs\n-books\n- clothes\n-makeup: lipgloss ect\n-gift card to your favorite clothing store\n-DVD of High School Musical (I am not sure if it is out in the UK but it is out on DVD in the USA)\n\nI hope this helps.\nMerrry Christmas  a month and a half early :)
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You should call your local customs office. They will know what papers and other things you may need.
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Your best bet would be to contact a local Customs Broker as they deal with import regulations all day.  Also, a lot of Couriers have their own in house brokerage department. So if you know what courier you will be using, contact them and ask if you can speak to someone in the Customs Brokerage department, they should be able to either transfer you or give you another phone number to call.\nIf I knew what country you are from, and if this was being imported for personal or business use, I might be able to give you some more information.
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Export commodities:   \nmotor vehicles and parts, industrial machinery, aircraft, telecommunications equipment; chemicals, plastics, fertilizers; wood pulp, timber, crude petroleum, natural gas, electricity, aluminum.\n\nImports commodities:   \nmachinery and equipment, motor vehicles and parts, crude oil, chemicals, electricity, durable consumer goods
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Have to be an Income Tax assesse\n2. PAN card holder.\n3. Impoter/Exporter Code number. (DGFT)\n4. Bank Accout and a confidential report for RBI.\n5. Membership with the Respective Export Promotion Council.\n6. Companys' PAN card.\n7. Registration with ECGC ( Export Credit Guarantee Corporation)\n\nPlease visit any any Export Council, and get guided\nfurther, for a clear picture about your registration. Export\nof some food grains and oil are banned.\n\nUnless you visit the respective Council,\nyou may not really know.\n\nWhat is export and what rules apply to your goods?\nExport means conveying goods from Sweden to a country outside the European Union.\n\nBefore you export goods you should find out what rules apply to your particular commodities. There are export restrictions for some kinds of goods, which means that certain conditions must be met before they can be conveyed out of Sweden. The restrictions apply to e.g. munitions, commodities with dual functions and certain items of cultural interest. For some goods you must have a regular permit in order to export them.\n\nBefore your goods leave Sweden you must submit an export declaration to us.\n\nHere you can find more details about what documents you have to present to us when you export goods.\n\nHere you can read more about the conditions for repayment of V.A.T. for goods exported to third countries.\n\nWhat rules apply in the country of destination?\nYou should also take into consideration the import rules in the country to which you are exporting your goods. The Swedish Trade Council can provide information about what to expect in other countries concerning\n\n    * Import duties and other import charges and taxes\n    * Import restrictions (licences, import bans etc)\n    * Documents needed for importation\n    * Product requirements (certification, standards to be met etc) for imported goods\n    * Currency restrictions and terms of payment when importing\n    * Special import regulations for foodstuffs
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agood place to start is the Finnish school of Melbourne.\nClick on the link:\nhttp://home.vicnet.net.au/~finsmelb/
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There are several ways to go about it:\n\n1. Research existing publications. There is a publication called EUROPE TRADE DIRECTORY OF IMPORTERS (2006 edition), which consists of 3 printed volumes with 1,480 pages of 54,000 importers from Western and Eastern European countries. Check the commodities you are interested in and find out what countries these importers are located.\n\n2. Go to the embassies of the companies you are interested in dealing with. Embassies have trade attaches, and their goal is to promote trade within their country. They have listings of importers and exporters in their country. You can ask them for information on the importers of that particular commodity in your country.
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First you probably need a distribute.  They buy in high numbers and deliver them to various outlets.  In your case it most likely would a company that imports many different items to distribute to others.  They know the laws and taxes and are used to doing this.  Thy looking for import export companies on the web.
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finnish markka now replaced by EURO