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Published: 04 Nov 2008 11:40:54 PST

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Azerbaijan

Selling and buying

Reaching the consumers

Marketing opportunities

Consumers associations

Distributing a product

Organizations in the retail sector

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Market access procedures

International Conventions
Non tariff barriers
The Decree on Further Development of Foreign Trade Regulation constitutes the legal framework of foreign trade. It touches four reference fields: import, export, compensation, control and authorisations.
Every import that is not submitted to a special authorisation is cleared through customs by means of a declaration made by the local Customs office and must take into account the general regulation of import prices. Imports of radioactive equipment, narcotics and psycho-pharmaceutic products is prohibited. Imports of firearms, explosives, radioactive equipment meant for petroleum industry requires the possession of a license.
Goods can be exported only in exchange for cash payment made for the following products: petroleum, petroleum products, electricity, non-ferrous metals and cotton. The other goods can't be exported on credit terms or as a consignment except after registration with the Ministry of Foreign Trade (MFER/MFT) or with the local Customs Office.
Customs classification
All the goods since July 1997, have been subject to an entry fee of 15%. A limited number of goods is, however, exempted from the entrance fee (5% preferential tariff).
As for excise duties on wine and beer, the government levies 90% excise duty, on other alcoholic drinks 65% and on tobaccos 50%.
Azerbaijan levies export duties at the rate of 70% on certain products.
Import procedures
All the goods since July 1997, have been subject to an entry fee of 15%. A limited number of goods is, however, exempted from the entrance fee (5% preferential tariff).
As for excise duties on wine and beer, the government levies 90% excise duty, on other alcoholic drinks 65% and on tobaccos 50%.
Azerbaijan levies export duties at the rate of 70% on certain products.
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Organizing goods transport

Ports
The airport of Baku
The civil aviation
The plan of the subway of Baku
Airports
Sea transport organizations
Air transport organizations
Road transport organizations
Rail transport organizations

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Identifying a supplier

Business directories
Yellow Pages
Manufacturers associations of the main industries
Domestic Trade Agencies and their representations abroad
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Enterprises federation

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