We were extremely pleased with the final report, which ran to some 450 pages, and covered in detail, country by country the information we required. It was laid out in a clear, concise manner, with logical summaries and inciteful analysis of the key data.
All in all the report has formed an invaluable basis for our decision–making process for this project and provides a robust benchmark upon which to gauge our progress.
I would not hesitate to recommend Go Exporting to anyone looking for support in expanding their business internationally.
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