13/12/2023
Best of 2023: Top 10 most-read international trade articles from the past year
Tis the season for looking back on the past year and preparing for the year ahead. Every year at this time, we like to look…
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13/12/2023
Tis the season for looking back on the past year and preparing for the year ahead. Every year at this time, we like to look…
22/11/2023
What do should exporters know about the economy heading into 2024? In this recap of the first three installments of FITT’s Economic Briefing series, Economist Peter Hall breaks down key aspects of forecasting, inflation and near-shoring.
25/10/2023
Transportation companies are the backbone of industry; they are the key connecting pieces striking a balance between supply and demand. Ground freight companies play a…
18/10/2023
International trade is a growing industry with a corresponding need for skilled workers. In fact, trade growth is expected to rebound to 3.2% in 2024…
04/10/2023
In an interconnected world, global trade growth remains the linchpin of the modern economy. Yet, as we head into the last stretch of 2023, we…
20/09/2023
From supply chain management to intellectual properly protection and trade policy, AI is transforming international trade. Here’s a look at how AI and international trade are intersecting in today’s global environment.
17/08/2023
Discover the value of an export strategy urging Canadian businesses to look EAST – namely, the Indo-Pacific Region.
10/08/2023
A supplier diversity program aims to source supplies from diverse businesses to promote inclusivity, foster economic growth across various communities, and contribute to the company’s Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) metrics. There are also many advantages to businesses who build these programs.
03/08/2023
Labour disruptions have far-reaching implications for U.S. imports and exports, affecting businesses’ supply chains across the continent. Here are 7 ways businesses can plan ahead to mitigate future disruptions.
04/07/2023
Procurement specialists at SMEs usually learn the main skills of the job by trial and error, which often leads to unnecessary costs to organizations. Knowing about and avoiding these mistakes will help small enterprises save money and increase profit. Here are eight of the most common global procurement mistakes made by SMEs.
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