DHL presents a step by step guide for ensuring that your international shipments from Brazil arrive at their destination quickly and securely.
Perhaps the most well known element of Chinese culture in the Western world is guanxi, loosely - and incompletely - translated as “personal connections.” Literature in recent decades has emphasized guanxi’s strategic importance when doing business in China but some analysts are beginning to suggest that this importance will wane as China continues to undergo liberalizing economic reforms.
The Latin American and Caribbean region produces a vast variety of global high-value crops, from traditional staples such as cacao, coffee and sugar, to organic fruit, quinoa, amaranth and acai. However, the lack of information and support mechanisms hinder producers from accessing the high-value agro-food chains.
Participating in international trade shows can be an effective channel to access foreign markets. Trade shows offer a single, short-term venue to network, market, and keep tabs on competitors and innovation.
The Harmonized System is an international product catalog that classifies goods varying on their features. Businessmen should become acquainted with this system to obtain better results upon internationalizing their businesses.
The global pet food market presents an attractive opportunity for Latin American and Caribbean producers. Experts estimate that the sector will continue to grow rapidly, especially in emerging markets.
Increased English proficiency and an ever-growing population of Spanish speakers to the north are just two factors that have turned Latin America into an increasingly attractive destination for Call Centers among U.S. and Canadian companies.
When a company decides either to export or to import goods it must agree with the other party how the product will be delivered. Who will bear the transportation costs? Who will pay customs tariffs? Who will be responsible if damages occur during delivery? Incoterms are rules agreed to beforehand by the international community to avoid misunderstandings.
Price is undoubtedly one of the most determining factors that buyers take into account upon judging the appeal of a product or service. It is a very delicate process where a price too high can avert prospective buyers while a price too low can generate losses or even create a bad image for the business.
If you haven’t exported your products to the United States (U.S.), consider this: The U.S. maintains free trade agreements with 12 nations in the Americas and is Latin America’s largest trading partner. Here’s how to determine if it’s the right export market for your SME’s products.
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