| EXPORTS | Sends goods out of the country for trade or business (7) |
| EXPORT | Send goods out of the country (6) |
| TRADE | Relating to or used in or intended for trade or commerce. |
| CUSTOM | Regular trade or business with a shop etc. (6) |
| AIRLIFT | Fly people or goods out, in emergencies perhaps (7) |
| DRAPERY | A cloth merchant's trade or shop; a depiction of swathes of fabric in painting or sculpture; or, curtains, hangings and textiles collectively (7) |
| COASTER | Ship sailing along the shoreline or engaged in littoral trade; or, a drinks mat modelled on a decanter holder that rolled or glided across a table top (7) |
| EMIRATE | Ignoring government, leave the country for Dubai? (7) |
| AFGHANI | Stan leaves the country for Asian money (7) |
| SAUSAGE | Wise man goes about the country for something to eat (7) |
| EMBARGO | From Spanish for "arrest", word for a stoppage on ships entering/leaving a port originally, later a prohibition on trade; or, a ban generally (7) |
| LAPLAND | It's just the country for 50 Romans and my friend to find themselves in (7) |
| ARTISAN | A skilled worker who practices some trade or handicraft. (7) |
| ROTATED | Turned to trade, or could have (7) |
| CONSIGN | Send (goods) by carrier |
| EXILE | Person kicked out of the country for political reasons |
| CYCLISTS | Bikers starting chapter on far side of the country for leading criminals with records (8) |
| PROVINCE | A part of the country for man dropping books (8) |
| CONTAINERSHIPS | They transport goods out of Corinth & SE Spain (9,5) |
| EXPORTER | A country, firm or person that sells and sends goods to another country (8) |
