-
largely made
entrepôts obsolete, but the term is
still used to
refer to duty-free
ports with a high
volume of re-export trade.
Entrepôt also
means 'warehouse'...
-
concentrate trade at
entrepôts (in view of
their trade advantages as
described above) and in
particular at the
Amsterdam entrepôt (once
Antwerp had been...
- Re-exportation, also
called entrepot trade, is a form of
international trade in
which a
country exports goods which it
previously imported without altering...
-
shares within the next 10 years)
Loblaw Companies operates Dominion Les
Entrepôts Presto Extra Foods Fortinos Freshmart L'Intermarché
Loblaws /
Loblaw GreatFood...
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Geneva Freeport (French:
Ports Francs et
Entrepôts de Genève SA) is a
warehouse complex in Geneva, Switzerland, for the
storage of art and
other valuables...
- Hong Kong had
evolved from a
transient colonial outpost into a
major entrepôt.
Rapid economic improvement during the 1850s
attracted foreign investment...
- "Hôtel de Direction". In 1955,
Entrepôts et
Magasins Généraux de
Paris (EMGP) took over
Compagnie des
Docks et
Entrepôts de M****ille. Initially, Les Docks...
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national output by half, and all but
ended Lebanon's
position as a West
Asian entrepôt and
banking hub. The
subsequent period of
relative peace enabled the central...
-
accepted the
mantle of
defenders of the faith.
Damascus was made the
major entrepot for Mecca, and as such it
acquired a holy
character to Muslims, because...
- of
which are
still consumed today in
traditional settlements and
urban entrepôts alike. The San
peoples were hunter-gatherers, who
mostly depended on foods...
