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It is essential to diversify your exports and not depend on one market. The good news is, there are plenty of other interesting markets elsewhere, especially in Latin America, that offer the opportunity for growth.
We talked to experts about what we can expect for the future of NAFTA and how it could potentially be improved to benefit businesses in all three countries.
There are no quick fixes in international trade – maintaining a steady focused effort to be the best in what you do will always succeed in the end.
In today’s global business environment there are new government policies to grapple with; and as if that’s not enough to navigate, there are the near constant changes in government that also affect trade agreements.
If you are looking for new ways to grow your business, forge better trade routes, find new suppliers or locate new international markets for your products, consider doing business with smaller countries.
Protectionism defeats everyone and the resulting animosity leads to unemployment, followed by social unrest and even wars.
Those who engage in international trade need to understand the different political and social environments in which they operate—including the varying likelihood of being confronted with corrupt demands by public officials.
Despite all the doom and gloom rhetoric, 2017 could be the year that trade becomes easier, faster and cheaper for businesses large and small. The WTO Trade Facilitation Agreement (TFA) is expected to be ratified and go into effect by the end of January.
In 2017, the Canadian government should resolve to increase its Asian trade relations; to do so, here are a few suggestions.
What global trade trends should you look out for in 2017? Let’s take a look and see what could be dominating the headlines you read over the next twelve months.
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