A top-shelf approach to selling internationally took HockeyShot to new markets
Success Story Accessing EDC’s Export Guarantee Program allowed this hockey-training company to deliver the world’s largest synthetic ice rink in Mexico
Greener pastures: Canadian agriculture a bright spot for trade
Guide June 04, 2019 Check out this report highlighting Canadian agriculture trade and investment trends
Facing the future headfirst with Joy Yap
Blog June 04, 2019 Eco-beauty entrepreneur on the rewards, challenges of owning your own business
Forging ahead: Canadians need to think long-term when exporting to the U.S.
Blog May 27, 2019 On the heels of EDC opening two American offices, Gregory Trippenbach, EDC’s Regional Vice-President, United States, outlines the opportunities and risks for Canadian businesses exporting to the south.
Wyld Skincare: Put your best face forward
Success Story Accessing EDC Select Credit Insurance provided peace of mind for Joy Yap when her natural beauty company started exporting to the U.S.
Titan Environmental Containment: Minimizing environmental impact while growing globally
Success Story After accessing EDC Portfolio Credit Insurance, the environmental company saw sales grow by 60% and now exports to every continent
Atlanta: Latest breakout star for Canadian exports
Blog April 24, 2019 EDC is growing in the United States by opening an office in Atlanta, Georgia to better serve the southeastern part of the country.
EnergyGeeks: Shedding light on solar power
Success Story Since the solar power company launched in the United States at the beginning of 2018, revenue has almost doubled.
Handling Specialty: From humble beginnings to international contracts
Success Story This material handling company started out in a garage, but used EDC’s credit insurance and Business Connection Program to support its international growth and is now worth $35 million.
Lord Cultural Resources, cultural planning firm, lands large international contracts thanks to help from EDC
Success Story Without EDC’s products, the company would not have been able to accept at least six large global contracts.