Tag Archives: EU Trade

Brexit Consequences – Can the UK really disconnect from Europe? Brexit Consequences for the UK – When EU President Donald Tusk said in a February 2019 speech, “a special place in hell waits for those who promoted Brexit without a sketch of a plan on how to carry it through”, he was portraying the EU’s […]

Mandarin Selling to Taiwan – Overview Selling to Taiwan – Taiwan, also known as Taipei or the Republic of China (ROC), is a highly developed economy that is strategically located in the Asia Pacific region. It is a well-regulated market with strong IP protection. It is a stable economy and is the 21st-largest importer in […]

Exporting to Canada – Overview This article was originally published earlier and has been updated in April 2026 to reflect current trade conditions, tariff developments, and Canada’s changing international trade strategy. Canada remains one of the world’s most attractive and stable markets for international trade. It combines a transparent legal system, strong infrastructure, high consumer […]

Overview of the UAE How to Sell to the United Arab Emirates. The late Sheikh Khalifa bin Zayed oversaw the transformation of the UAE from an oil export-dependent state into a regional and international finance and tourism player with best-in-class infrastructure and transportation networks and promoted the growth of a business-friendly environment. The United Arab […]

Overview of Selling into China Selling into China – The Chinese market is poised to become a pivotal aspect of any company’s global sales strategy. Despite slower-than-forecasted economic expansion, China continues to be a major catalyst for the global economy. Today, anyone involved in international commerce finds it indispensable to engage with China. A PWC […]

Overview of Mexico Mexico is a politically stable country with prudent management of its economy. It has a population of 130 million with over 68% of the population between the ages of 15-64 (source cia.gov) Mexico’s main export commodities are manufactured goods, oil and oil products, silver, fruits, vegetables, coffee, cotton Mexico’s main import commodities […]

Your company has invested a lot of resources into developing foreign suppliers for its products in countries such as China so that it can gain a competitive sales advantage over its rivals. If you’ve ever imported anything, you will most likely have heard of a document called the “Bill of Lading”. The “Bill of Lading” […]

The EU and South America have stepped up their talks. EU trade agreements are now in demand with other trading blocks This is because of Donald Trump’s decision to remove the US from the trans-Pacific trade deal has stimulated leaders in the EU & the founding members of the South American trading block called Mercosur […]

                      India’s decision not to renew an investment treaty with the Netherlands has sounded warning bells to the European Union that this will be the start of a process of India allowing many bilateral Investment protection deals with other European countries to expire. India has […]

                        The recent election of Donald Trump may have finally put the nail into the coffin of the current trade negotiations between the USA & the EU. However there were massive signals from the European side of difficulties which required drastic amendments which would […]