22/02/2016
U.S., China ink deal that will see China allow American rice into the country
Rice producers in the U.S. will now be able to export their product to China, the USA Rice trade organization reported in late January.
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22/02/2016
Rice producers in the U.S. will now be able to export their product to China, the USA Rice trade organization reported in late January.
19/02/2016
For those looking to initiate business with the U.S. federal government, my aim is to lay aside some of the mysteries around the U.S. federal contracting process by introducing a few terms that are tossed around in a conversation, but perhaps not well understood, such as FAR, DFARS, FCT and GSA.
18/02/2016
Whether or not your international distributor agreements are about to end, it’s important to start preparing now for when that eventuality occurs.
17/02/2016
Jim Clark, CITP|FIBP is the CBSA director responsible for trade operations in Prairie region. He oversees the customs officers who are responsible for conducting compliance verifications on companies who participate in importing and exporting.
16/02/2016
The idea of supporting local businesses is inherently appealing, but “buy local” campaigns may hurt the same businesses they’re designed to support.
12/02/2016
Supply chain management encompasses such a wide range of functions that it can seem daunting, even to the most experienced international businessperson. However, the process can be effectively modelled by breaking it down into several main strategic areas.
11/02/2016
If you’re thinking of taking a business trip to East Asia soon, here are some tips I’ve picked up over the years that can help you prepare to depart.
10/02/2016
Brent McNiven, CITP|FIBP is an international trade consultant with nearly 25 years of experience, who owns and serves as President of XPM Global Consultants.
10/02/2016
In getting to the bottom of the issues that matter, we bring you the main arguments for and against one of the most controversial provisions in the agreement – the Investor State Dispute Settlement and Investment Chapter.
09/02/2016
In the pursuit of greater quarterly earnings, publicly owned import export companies jeopardize their long-term growth in two key ways: sacrificing talented, full-time employees for cheaper, part-time or flexible workers, and choosing unsustainable, unwise pricing and supplier agreements for the greatest immediate dividend.
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