What are the export companies designation?

Export companies can have various designations based on their functions and the nature of their operations. Common designations include "exporter," which refers to companies that sell goods or services to foreign markets, and "freight forwarder," which helps manage the logistics of shipping products internationally. Additionally, some companies may be categorized as "trading companies" if they engage in buying and selling goods across borders, or "distributors" if they facilitate the distribution of products in foreign markets. Each designation reflects the specific role the company plays in the export process.