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I have searched the Internet and I have received conflicting information on the following:

Are any special certifications needed? In one place, I found that none were necessary and in another site I found that they were necessary. Any thoughts?

Any special taxes? There are excise taxes, but I have found 3 different numbers concerning this and all were in the same year. Any thoughts?

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The solution discusses exporting wine from a U.S. winery to Singapore.

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I suggest contacting the Singapore government to find out exactly what is needed. Either call the nearest Singapore embassy or look for a Singapore board of trade. ...

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