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“international markets” for Small Business
What is the CPTPP Trade Agreement?
The Government of Canada recently signed the CPTPP Trade Agreement. This acronym represents the Comprehensive and Progressive Trans-Pacific Partnership, a new free trade agreement between Australia, Brunei, Canada, Chile, […]
What To Do After Returning from a Tradeshow
“You’re travelling abroad for business. You discuss. You shake hands. Then you return home and get busy. You must follow-up.” Mr. Sukesh Kumar, Partner and National Leader of India Practice […]
International Business Travel: 6 Steps to Stay Ahead of Your Competitors
In a time when electronic devices do much of our communicating for us, there’s something to be said for face-to-face interaction. That’s why trade missions are so important. Here are six key things to do before you pack your bags.
If the PM is Going to China, Why Aren’t You?…
As Prime Minister Harper leaves for his third trip to China, this is an opportunity to consider taking your BC small business international. But where do you start? One option is to jump on a plane to Asia and call it market research, however, before booking your ticket, let’s take a few steps back.
Four Things Your Customs Broker Can Do For You
Customs brokers can offer a variety of import and export services for small businesses; understanding those services, and what they can do for your business, can go a long way towards ensuring your relationship with your broker is profitable and successful.
How Canadian Small Businesses Can Gain Competitive Advantage in the U.S.
With a consumer base of 316.6 million people, expanding your business to the U.S. can prove to be very profitable. But how do you maintain a competitive edge when looking to expand your business to the U.S.?
Changes to the General Preferential Tariff and What It Means for Importers
In January 2015 the federal government plans to remove 72 countries from the “General Preferential Tariff” (GPT) list. Find out what this means for importers, and what countries will be affected.
Import Regulations for Small Business
Navigating the regulations for importing goods to Canada can often be confusing. With the rules frequently changing it is important that you keep up to date on the latest amendments.
Canada – Colombia Free Trade Agreement
The free trade agreement, which passed in June 2010 between Canada and Columbia, will come into effect this summer on August 15, 2011. So what does this mean for Canadian businesses?