15/04/2026
Rules of Origin: What You Need to Know
Rules of Origin (ROO) are the mandatory legal criteria that determine a product’s economic nationality, acting as the non-negotiable gatekeeper to the financial benefits of…
NAFTA
02/01/2019
10 global trade trends we’ll be watching in 2019
Here’s a preview of the 2019 global trade trends that could be dominating the headlines and your work conversations throughout the next 12 months.
12/02/2018
It’s time to develop your Plan B in case NAFTA is terminated – here’s how
What would happen if the United States decided to terminate NAFTA, and how can you prepare a NAFTA Plan B to handle the potential resulting scenarios?
15/01/2018
Global trade outlook 2018: What are the biggest trends, technologies, opportunities and challenges?
In this month’s #TradeElite chat, we gave our panel the chance to provide some of their best tools and tips for SMEs going into 2018.
04/01/2018
10 global trade trends we’ll be watching in 2018
What should you look out for or expect in the international business world in 2018?
07/12/2017
NAFTA will soon have new digital trade rules – how will they affect you?
NAFTA hasn’t been updated to reflect the modern realities of digital trade. So what should be done about that, and how will it affect you?
07/11/2017
Could the UK really join NAFTA?
As a post-Brexit UK faces serious hurdles to reaching a trade deal with the EU, rumours abound over the possibility of a UK-NAFTA trade bloc. But is this a likely scenario or a real long-shot?
16/10/2017
Are free trade agreements really free?
In this moment in history, it is a good time to revisit the benefits of free trade agreements, and consider how to make its benefits more widespread.
14/08/2017
Top 5 things you need to know to export to Canada
Do you need to add Canada to your export strategy? Here are five factors to think about as you consider whether your business should export to Canada.
25/07/2017
Why it’s time to recalibrate Canada’s exporting GPS
Instead of a passive “wait and see” attitude, perhaps it is time to look more aggressively for alternatives to the usual Canada export markets.