The explanation of re-export trade in Baidu Encyclopedia is: re-export trade is also called re-export trade (itermediay trade), which refers to the business of importing and exporting goods in international trade, which is not conducted directly between the producing country and the consuming country, but through the third country. This kind of trade is re-export trade for the transit country. The traded goods can be shipped from the exporting country to the third country, and then sold to the consuming country without processing in the third country (conversion packaging, classification, selection, and sorting are not considered as processing); they can also be shipped directly from the producing country to the consuming country without going through the third country, but there is no trade connection between the producing country and the consuming country, but the transit country trades with the producing country and the consuming country respectively.
Take bicycles made in China as an example. Bicycles made in China must be subject to an additional 48.5% anti-dumping duty!
The European market has a great demand for bicycles. If domestic companies want to continue to do business in the European market, they must either choose industrial transfer or re-export trade. For example, industries can be transferred to other countries and regions for assembly and reprocessing, and the production or assembly of bicycle parts and components can be carried out in a third country or region, and then directly sold to European countries from the third country. Countries like Malaysia, Thailand, Singapore, and the Philippines can be used as places for industrial transfer or re-export trade. Note that you need to obtain local certificates of origin, contracts, invoices, export customs declaration documents and invoices, etc.
Amazon sellers must first confirm whether their products are subject to anti-dumping duties in the country where they are sold. If so, the form of Amazon’s re-export trade is the same. You can trade directly with the destination country through a third country or region. For example, if you want to sell bicycles through Amazon if you are a store with localized operations in Europe, then domestic companies can obtain certificates of origin in a third country or region through industrial transfer or re-export trade with a third country, and have the third country or region sell the goods to European countries to avoid the high anti-dumping duties of European countries.