On: September 15, 2014 By: Catherine J. Petersen
A shipping packing list used for exports is like a utility player; it’s a jack of all trades. Make sure your packing list touches all 10 of these bases.
On: September 1, 2014 By: Robert Smith
Understanding hazardous materials regulations can be confusing, but it's worth figuring out. The penalties for noncompliance can be very high.
On: August 19, 2014 By: Catherine J. Petersen
How can you be practical, compliant and protect your company regarding AES filing? Start with these twelve steps.
On: July 24, 2014 By: David Noah
Here’s what you should know about the CARICOM invoice, and how it applies to your exports.
On: May 27, 2014 By: Roy Becker
A bill of lading plays an import role in getting paid for your export transactions.
On: April 28, 2014 By: Robert Smith
If not done properly, a routine hazmat shipment can cost a shipper an awful lot of money. With recent increases in penalties, that's never been more true.
On: December 22, 2013 By: Roy Becker
Having the letter of credit confirmed by the bank is insurance that an exporter wants and the risk a bank willingly takes.
On: September 8, 2013 By: Becky DeStigter
The majority of international business cultures place a higher value on group membership and dynamics than individual achievement.
On: March 24, 2013 By: Francis Peters
Many small and midsize export companies meet international clients in person which often provides the chance to strengthen business relationships.
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