A primer on essential international trade terms for Canadian exporters.
Learn how customs brokers ensure goods enter smoothly, legally, and comply with regulations.
Ecuador is a key market for Canadian exporters, offering stable trade and investment opportunities.
A guide to ACH and ACE to facilitate payments across borders.
Ensure your products meet CUSMA standards to avoid penalties and reduce trade risks.
Explore Italy’s market for Canadian exporters with CETA benefits and insights.
Learn the potential impacts of Canadian tariffs on U.S goods, as well as mitigation strategies.
No more filling out paper forms. Exporters can now electronically declare their shipments leaving Canada.
Understanding CUSMA and export changes is key for businesses navigating trade with the U.S.
Price localization prices goods and services in the local currency, providing purchasing power.
Exporters must understand sales tax, a government-imposed consumption tax, for global success.
Gen AI is a powerful tool for reshaping export businesses.
Discover how choosing the right metrics to track can help you understand your business abroad.
EDC’s Emiliano Introcaso and Ryan Oxley outline the rewards and risks of export payment terms.
The key for FCA is to specify the delivery point in the contract of sale.
An EDC Export Help advisor takes a closer look at the first incoterm – EXW.
Discover how to add resilience to your business operations
Learn trade compliance best practices, and how to connect with vetted supply chain partners
EDC trade advisor, Emiliano Introcaso, highlights the exporter’s responsibilities with Incoterms 2020’s Group C rules.
International markets can be fiercely competitive. Find out how to edge out the competition.
You’ve spoken to your banker, perhaps taken a course on export basics and ticked off all the boxes highlighting that you’re ready to take your business to the next level. It’s time to build an export plan.
Getting started with exporting isn’t always easy. The good news: Even if you’re just considering taking that first step, you may be further along in the exporting journey than you think.
Certificates of origin (COs) are legal documents that declare the origin of a product. When you export goods to an overseas customer, you must include a CO with your shipment.
If you’re thinking of expanding into another country, you’ll need to choose your target markets carefully. Here’s why you should diversify your efforts beyond the United States.
The key for FCA is to specify the delivery point in the contract of sale.
Learn how customs brokers can help facilitate trade for Canadian exporters.
How the EU Ecolabel can educate and guide consumers to choose environmentally conscious products.
An EDC Export Help advisor takes a closer look at the first incoterm – EXW.
The Forum for International Trade Training celebrates 30 years as a global leader in trade education.
Because Incoterms® provide a common logistics vocabulary, using them significantly reduces the potential for disputes over logistics.
By reducing energy costs and generating less waste, you can make your supply chain more sustainable.
The Harmonized System (HS) uses six-digit codes to identify globally traded products.
Five things Canadian companies need to know about their creative assets
Finding markets just got easier for your company, with EDC resources and Market Finder by Google.
Resources of support for Canadian companies impacted by the pandemic
Q&A with an Export Help Advisor.
An Export Help advisor shares a list of 24 commonly used export acronyms with brief definitions.
What you need to know about doing business in Argentina.
