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Sustained growth Dutch exports
EU's importance as US trading partner growing again
Many businesses in Limburg engaged in international trade
More than half of international transport in the Netherlands either transit trade or re-export
Modest growth Dutch exports
Japan lags behind in growth of Dutch exports to Asia
Trade with developing countries has tripled
Substantial growth Dutch exports
Continuing decrease in Dutch imports of arms and ammunition
Strong growth of Dutch exports
modest growth Dutch exports
Greater demand for Dutch products outside EU
Dutch exports to Russia almost reduced by half
Multinational companies play prominent part in Dutch economy
substantial growth exports
Netherlands has the seventh largest trade surplus in the world
Substantial increase exports to Switzerland after appreciation of the franc
Eurozone increasingly important for Greek trade
steady growth for exports
Norway overtakes Russia as largest oil supplier
exports grow, though less rapidly than in the preceding months
Enterprises spending more money on Research and Development abroad
exports to EU countries account for over one fifth of GDP and jobs
exports continue to rise substantially
Value of goods imported on Saba 15 percent up from 2013
Africa increasingly important for Dutch exports
highest export growth in four years
Exports Dutch products to EU countries further down
Dutch exports to Greece slowly recover after substantial dip
Considerable growth for exports
Export food products hit by Russian import ban comes to virtual standstill
Higher contribution exports to GDP and more jobs
steady growth exports
export value fractionally lower in 2014
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