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How Small Business Owners Should Prepare For International Markets

How Small Business Owners Should Prepare For International Markets

by Andrea Ewart | Nov 19, 2022 | International Trade, Rules of doing business internationally, Trade and Small Business

A report from the US Congressional Research Service shared that 166,384 small businesses in the United States currently export, accounting for about 26% of all U.S. exports and about 96% of all exporters. With roughly three-quarters of world purchasing power and...
Caribbean Missing Out On US trade

Caribbean Missing Out On US trade

by Andrea Ewart | Nov 17, 2022 | International Trade, US-Caribbean trade

Source: BARBADOS BUSINESS AUTHORITY Published: Monday, November 14, 2022 By Shawn Cumberbatch Private sector firms in Barbados and 11 other English-speaking Caribbean countries are just scratching the service of their services and goods trade potential with the United...
The Role of Services in Today’s Global Economy 

The Role of Services in Today’s Global Economy 

by Andrea Ewart | Oct 19, 2022 | Business, Trade and Society, Trade and Development, Trade and Small Business

The annual Global Services Summit recognizes the role of services in today’s global economy. The annual one-day event convenes senior trade officials, policymakers, and business leaders from around the world to discuss issues related to international trade in...
Using Preferential Trade Rules to Re-Engineer Your Supply Chains

Using Preferential Trade Rules to Re-Engineer Your Supply Chains

by Andrea Ewart | Sep 13, 2022 | International Trade, Trade and Development

Trade wars, real wars, Brexit dislocations, and a pandemic have created strong imperatives for companies to re-engineer their supply chains. An April 2020 survey found that 83% of multinational executives were contemplating so-called “reshoring” or “nearshoring”....
Trade Sanctions Are Alive and Well

Trade Sanctions Are Alive and Well

by Andrea Ewart | Aug 5, 2022 | Business, Trade and Society, Rules of doing business internationally

In our blog posts and seminars, I caution traders against doing business with the ‘wrong’ country. The United States maintains several embargoes or trade sanctions programs.  An embargo or sanction program is a total or partial prohibition against trading...
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