Top 5 things you need to know to export your product to South Africa
As the ‘S’ in ‘BRICS’, South Africa has received some major attention as a top emerging market.
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5 ways importing and exporting will be more challenging in Trump’s America
Here are five ways Trump is expected to make change the landscape for global importers and exporters:
As Halloween spreads around the world, importers and exporters sport Jack-o-lantern grins
Halloween has grown into a big business. Primarily celebrated in the United States, Canada and Ireland, the holiday is gaining popularity in places like China, Australia, New Zealand and Japan. Consumers are spending more and more each year on costumes, decorations and candy, boosting global import, export and retail revenues.
The 8 most important trading nations who aren’t WTO members
While WTO members receive lower tariffs, fewer trade barriers and WTO trade mediation, many important nations are still striving to earn these benefits.
Trade liberalization has a unique effect on women in global business
The goal of gender equality in trade policy formulation is to anticipate the unequal impact of trade policy and trade commitments across gender – minimize the negative consequences and maximize positive outcomes.
5 of the best sources to use for your initial market research
When it comes to initial market research, some sources are much higher quality than others. Here are five of the best sources to use as you’re starting out.
Take full advantage of NAFTA law to avoid protectionist measures and export to the U.S.
Despite American protectionist measures, Canadian and other global exporters can still succeed in the U.S. market with a sufficient knowledge of NAFTA law.
Does NAFTA still matter to Canada-U.S. trade relations?
NAFTA has long been controversial and blamed for lost U.S. jobs, but it’s important to note the major strides made since it was enacted as well.
Could the EFTA be Britian’s route to access European trade?
Experts point out that the UK could find relatively easy access to the European single market through the small European Free Trade Association (EFTA), but even that path to free trade could come with some difficulties.
Identify and overcome international trade barriers early in your market entry plan
International trade barriers make market entry more difficult, but the greater the barriers to entry, the greater the reward for those who overcome them.