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Coronavirus is serving up many common problems across businesses and industry, yet firms that rely heavily on international trade are, just like with Brexit, amongst the worst affected. With export bans on certain drugs and critical supplies to ensuring safe exporting of key components or, indeed, furloughing an entire company until the crisis is over – whatever issue your business is facing, we’re available to offer free advice and support.
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Learn what it takes to make your first £1m in export sales from someone who’s been there, learnt the pitfalls, overcome the challenges and has the experience you really have to read.
The Expert Exporter is home to all the advice, both analytical and anecdotal, you need to master exporting, spot an opportunity and learn how to ask the right questions before starting.
In this book “7 Steps to Export Success And Export Brokering”, you’ll learn from both authors tricks and tips on how to succeed in the very lucrative industry of International Trade (import/export), where Mike & Ramzi will bring you individually simple guides to start increasing your bottom sales globally by either exporting yourself or brokering deals between your partners.
In a recent piece for The New Statement whilst discussing Peter Forster’s book ‘What went wrong with Brexit and what we can do about it’, Andrew Marr has highlighted how UK SMEs are struggling to export to the EU and are increasingly deciding not to. He says there is an ongoing contraction happening as firms
The government has delayed plans to introduce checks on imported food products once again. The post-Brexit checks on fresh farm produce and plants from the EU into the UK were meant to begin in October, however, concerns over supply chain readiness, delays and potential inflationary cost increases have seen the roll-out pushed back once more.
Ever wondered why some strategies, which thrive at home, fail spectacularly overseas? What are the secrets to international success? This real-life example will help us to identify those secrets. Once upon a time, IKEA, the global retail giant, faced an interesting dilemma. When they first expanded into Russia, they thought their tried-and-tested format – self-assembled,
Opening a world of opportunities for businesses with ambitions to export.
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