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Exporting Goods to Germany Germany is the largest national economy in Europe, and the world’s leading exporter. Germany’s top importing partners include the U.S. (4.2%), UK (5.4%), and China (6.2%). Germany’s Leading Sectors for Exporting Germany’s main imports are machinery, vehicles, chemicals, foodstuffs, textiles and metals. Other leading sectors for export opportunities and investment include:
Companies interested in exporting to Germany need to consider European Union standards and CE marking requirements. Doing so during the research and development phase may be helpful in avoiding delays in the exporting process, as EU requirements may differ from other markets. CE marking certifies that a product has met EU consumer safety, health or environmental requirements. GRP Rainer LLP German business law attorneys www.grprainer.com/en/ can assist you in completing this complicated process and can advise you on CE marks for your specific product(s). WEEE RoHS Companies selling a broad range of electrical goods in the EU must also conform to WEEE Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment Directive and to RoHS (Restriction of Use of certain Hazardous Substances Directive. About GRP Rainer LLP GRP Rainer LLP www.grprainer.com/en/ is an international firm of lawyers and tax advisors who are specialists in commercial law. The firm counsels commercial and industrial companies and corporations, as well as associations, small- and mid-sized businesses, self-employed freelancers and private individuals worldwide from offices in Cologne , Berlin , Bonn and Düsseldorf , Germany.
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