NAFTA renegotiations to start August 16 – here’s what we know going into the talks
The first round of NAFTA renegotiation talks will officially begin August 16 in Washington. Here’s what we know so far.
Search Results for: tariff
9 things you need to consider before you globally source your goods
Deciding to globally source raw materials for your organization requires careful consideration. Consider these 9 factors before globally sourcing your goods.
Post-clearance audits are speeding up global trade – Here’s what you need to know
The implementation of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) following WWII ushered in the new age of global trade. Following the devastating lows…
Why exporters should diversify beyond U.S. markets – and how to do it right
Diversification has long been the popular advice to Canadian businesses. Here’s how to do it right to enjoy export success beyond the U.S.
FACEOFF: How does a new U.S. Trade Representative shift the country’s approach to trade?
To get a sense of the types of changes to expect we can look at the contrasting the viewpoints held by incoming U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer with those of his predecessor, Michael Froman.
Can you do business in markets facing trade barriers? And should you?
How can businesses overcome trade barriers of all kinds in markets with potential (and should they)?
What did I miss on CETA? Catching up on the most recent information
Here’s an overview of all of the most important information you need to know about CETA since the EU Parliament vote in February, and how you can benefit.
How joining a community of international trade professionals helped build my global business
My journey toward learning the ropes of international trade began when I was introduced to the Forum for International Trade Training (FITT) and its community of international trade professionals by a peer who is a successful Certified International trade Professional (CITP).
Export diversity beyond U.S. is key to long-term profitability for Canadian manufacturers
Even before it was clear that a sentiment of protectionism would inform the new U.S. administration’s trade policy, Canadian manufacturers identified the need to diversify exports beyond America.
These should be the first steps in planning any supply chain
Planning any supply chain should start with knowledge of the company’s business plan and objectives.