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Ten reasons you should be exporting

Ten reasons you should be exporting

Inspired by UKTI's Exporting is GREAT initiative to inspire and support an additional 100,000 businesses to trade abroad by 2020, here are my top 10 reasons to expand your business horizons. It's vital to look for new customers overseas as …

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India: people, passion and entrepreneurialism

Posted by: Smruti Sriram, Posted on: 25 March 2015 - Categories: Creative Industries, Export, India, Manufacturing

Smruti Sriram, CEO of ethical eco-packaging and reusable bag manufacturers Supreme Creations, gives her personal take on doing business in India “OK so we have it confirmed from our sponsors that we are good to go on the tote bags …

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1.3 billion reasons to welcome the EU-Canada Trade Agreement

Posted by: Mark Agnew, Posted on: 23 March 2015 - Categories: Canada

The EU-Canada Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement (CETA) is predicted to boost the UK economy by £1.3 billion per year. It’s due to come into force in 2016, but the British government is already working to promote the opportunities it …

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UK company? Why you should be at Milan Expo 2015

Posted by: Laura Faulkner, Posted on: 20 March 2015 - Categories: Milan Expo, Retail

Are you a UK company with global ambitions? What if I told you that government want to tell your story to the world, help you to sell overseas and introduce you to leading buyers and partners? From May onwards, UKTI …

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Lessons in exporting : Nick Allott brings musical theatre to the world

Posted by: Jo Hawley, Posted on: 19 March 2015 - Categories: Export, Music, Theatre

The UK’s £71 billion creative sector is one of Britain’s most important industries. Few have had more success in exporting creativity than Nick Allott who I caught up with at this month’s celebration of British commercial creativity – the GREAT …

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Understanding diversity - a trick of the trade

Posted by: Jenny Gardner, Posted on: 18 March 2015 - Categories: Export

When I went to school I was really keen on learning languages. One of them was German. I went to Munich to study and live with a host family. On my first day I met the father of the house …

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10 British companies take on America

Posted by: Kelly Dolan, Posted on: 17 March 2015 - Categories: e-Exporting, Retail, United States

Earlier in March, I accompanied 10 British SMEs on a trade mission to Atlanta, organised in partnership with The Guardian and UPS. This was to help the companies prepare, learn and expand into the world’s largest market. The mission included CEOs and Directors …

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Language and culture : a little know-how goes a long way

Posted by: Sara Knowles, Posted on: 12 March 2015 - Categories: Export, Language and culture
Knowledge of language and culture, or lack of it, can make or break business deal

Language and culture are cited as potential barriers to selling in new markets. The good news is that through UKTI, companies can access support to overcome many of the cultural and linguistic challenges presented when doing business internationally. I’m a …

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10 GREAT Creative Inspirations from Shanghai

Posted by: Jo Hawley, Posted on: 11 March 2015 - Categories: China, GREAT campaign

What better way to kick off my new blog than to share with you 10 things that inspired me most at last week’s GREAT Festival of Creativity in Shanghai? There’s been much coverage of the event which was the backdrop …

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Japan and the EU : in the home stretch

Posted by: UKTI Japan, Posted on: 10 March 2015 - Categories: Export, Japan
Japan is the EU's second biggest trading partner in Asia after China

Hannah Perry of UK Trade & Investment Japan's Marketing Department takes an in-depth look at the EU-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement, and what UK businesses can expect once it has been finalised. Is it just me or do we live in a world …

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The GREAT Mega Mission to Romania

Posted by: Paul Brummell, Posted on: 9 March 2015 - Categories: Romania, Trade mission

Over the next two days, the GREAT Mega Mission – a trade delegation of around 50 British businesses – will pitch camp in Bucharest for an intensive round of seminars, meetings and networking opportunities, before moving on to Bulgaria for …

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