Jumpstart Idaho Exports: Trade Tools to Grow Your International Business
Idaho exported nearly $3.4 B in goods and services in 2020. Nearly 90% of exporters are small businesses. Learn how you can join them or increase your current exports. …
Doing Business in Canada 3-Part Webinar Series – CANCELED
The Idaho District Export Council is sorry to announce that this Webinar has been canceled. Registrants will be contacted directly by the DEC. …
Is Your Intellectual Property Protected Abroad?
Protecting intellectual property is critical to a company’s ability to grow, compete, innovate and protect its brand reputation. If you have a registered IP right in the U.S., these protections do not extend to foreign countries. Therefore, you’ll need to file for protection in the countries in which you currently do business, or are certain to do business in the future. The U.S. Commercial Service has compiled several tools and resources to help you take the necessary steps to protect your valuable IP and guard against the damaging effects of counterfeiting and piracy. Learn More and Access Resources Here. …
U.S. Commercial Service 2021 Europe Webinar Series: France, Spain, Italy, Germany, and Russia
The U.S. Commercial Service of the U.S. Department of Commerce’s International Trade Administration has provided a webinar series on these subregions of Europe. The webinar series will provide an overview of each regional market, opportunities, trends, business opportunities, and key projects with practical advice from European experts. Please join us today by registering for this webinar series! …
Idaho Governor’s Virtual Trade Mission to Mexico
Join Governor Little, the Idaho State Department of Agriculture, and Idaho Commerce for a virtual Mexico trade mission April 19-23, 2021. Learn more here. Why Mexico? Mexico became the United States’ largest trade partner in 2019 (surpassing China and Canada). Close cultural, social, and economic ties make Mexico a natural market to consider for first-time and expanding exporters. In 2019, Mexico was the second-largest destination for U.S. agricultural exports, which totaled $19.2 billion. The United States is the largest supplier of agricultural goods to Mexico, holding a 69 % market share. Mexico has 13 Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) with 50 …
Know Your 2020 Incoterms® – Video Availble on Demand
Learn how to use Incoterms that define the responsibilities of sellers and buyers in export transactions. …
COVID-19 Disruptions in the Global Food Supply Chain – Article
Supply chain disruptions from COVID-19 will take years to rebalance, particularly for the food industry. For food, implications stretch beyond when everyone else reaches a "new normal". …
Research Foreign Markets with Free Online Tools from the International Trade Administration
Did you know that the International Trade Administration (ITA) offers a slew of information and tools to help US Exporters succeed? You can learn how to export, find buyers & partners, explore eCommerce resources, obtain financing, conduct market research, and more. …
Useful and Informative Export Webinars
During this time of social distancing, it is especially nice that the International Trade Administration offers such a wide array of informative webinars. …
Implications & Effects of Recent Tariff and Trade Issues
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