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Exports
Austria is one of the eleven richest countries in the world in terms of GDP. The country has a high standard of living and a well-developed social market economy.
Austria's economy is dependent on international trade, looking back over several successful decades. Since 1980, the exports of products in the country have experienced a sevenfold increase from 16 billion to 117 billion! Nowadays, Austrian companies generate five of ten euros on overseas markets. What is more, every other job is related directly or indirectly to the export industry.
What are the main exports of Austria? Export is regarded as vital to the economy of Austria. Main export products are motor vehicles and parts, machinery and equipment, paper and paper board, metal good, chemical products, iron and steel, textile products and foodstuffs. Despite being only a small wine growing country, the country has acquired an excellent reputation for giving the world some top-scoring wines. The country's leading commodities account for two-third of the total export volume. Austria exports most of its goods to the EU countries (mainly Germany).
Interested in exporting from Austria?
The Export Portal directory allows you to search for a wide range of Austrian prominent export companies and suppliers, their numerous quality products and services. You can either browse by selecting an industry category or simply enter a keyword into the search bar. Export Portal will help you also promote Austrian products and services to overseas buyers through its website.
Customs requirements of Austria
Austria Customs Contact Information
Website: https://english.bmf.gv.at/customs/Customs.html
Email: zollinfo@bmf.gv.at
Address: Hintere Zollamtsstraße 2b 1030 Vienna
Telephone: +430151433-0
Austria is a dynamic European Union member trading regionally and covering several markets in Central and Eastern Europe and in the Balkan countries. In accordance with its European Union membership, Austria applies the EU rules that are in force in all European Union countries. While the EU has a rather liberal foreign trade policy, there is a certain number of restrictions, especially on farm products, following the implementation of the CAP (Common Agricultural Policy).
Export/Import Requirements
Austria refers to European customs regulations and directives on packaging, import regulations and customs duties. Generally European Union regulations are principally quite liberal. Packaging of food stuffs, wine, textiles and chemicals must meet the packaging and labeling standards. The CE label confirms that EU health, safety and environmental standards have been met for the following product areas:
- Machines
- Building materials
- Telecommunication systems
- Medical apparatus
- Sports equipment
- Toys
- Explosive materials
List of Documents For Imports:
- Commercial invoice
- Custom value declaration
- Freight insurance
- Custom import declaration (SAD form)
- Freight documents
- Packing list
- Certificate of origin Insurance certificate
- VI1 certificate (for wine beverages)
Austria has no foreign trade zones. It has only two customs warehouses in Vienna and Tyrol province, where products of foreign origin may be stored without paying any customs duty.
Sources:
http://www.icaew.com/en/library/subject-gateways/doing-business-in/austria