Functions and qualities of an export manager, including planning export orders, directing the export team, liaising with importers, reprogramming strategies, reporting progress, arranging shipping, managing relationships, personnel management, accounting functions, and acting as middlemen. It is use

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Ocean freight forwarders play a pivotal role in the global supply chain by orchestrating the movement of goods across vast oceans and continents. Acting as intermediaries between exporters and importers, they manage the intricacies of international shipping logistics with precision and expertise. Th

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Explore a comprehensive directory of Algerian importers showcasing a variety of products such as textiles, carpets, leather, rice, fruits, sports wear, spices, pharmaceuticals, and surgical equipment. Contact details and activities of various importers in Algeria provided.

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The implementation of a sugar tax on sugar-sweetened products in Mauritius is set to take effect from 1st July 2022. The tax is part of the provisions outlined in the Finance Act 2020 and will levy 6 cents per gram of sugar on non-staple sweetened products. Certain exemptions apply, and procedures f

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This guidance by Brightfinch Ltd focuses on Incoterms and excise Brexit planning for UK companies procuring wine from EU member states. It outlines the use of appropriate Incoterms, customs obligations, and the importance of establishing contracts between buyers and sellers. The recommended Incoterm

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Established over 30 years ago, we are a licensed Custom House Agent from India offering specialized services in air and sea cargo clearance, freight forwarding, ODC cargo handling, logistics solutions, and more. With a dedicated team, we ensure smooth clearance of imports and exports, providing valu

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Statutory Instrument 64 of 2016 in Zimbabwe regulates the importation of various products to promote local production. The legislation does not ban imports but requires licensing for bulk importers. The consumer prices of certain goods increased post-implementation, influenced by factors beyond SI 6

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The implementation of excise stamps on alcoholic products, including beer and wine, is presented by the Excise Section. This initiative aims to combat tax evasion and smuggling by extending the obligation to affix tax stamps on bottles of beer and wine. The process involves using temporary excise st

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Statutory Instrument 64 (SI 64) of 2016 in Zimbabwe regulates the importation of specific products to promote local production. The legislation affects items like bottled water, cooking oil, and second-hand tires. The focus is on commercial imports, requiring licenses for bulk importers, not persona

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Importers can access past classification rulings by CBP in the Harmonized Tariff Schedule (HTS) to aid in classifying new and innovative products. Reviewing CBP decisions is valuable, especially for complex items like submersible ROVs used in the oil and gas industry. By checking historical rulings,

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The Energy Efficiency Management Office (EEMO) has established regulations for the labelling of regulated machinery, including electrical appliances like refrigerators, electric ovens, dishwashers, and more. Dealers are required to affix labels on machines before sale, with enforcement starting from

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Wines of Chile presents the Brasil Roadshow Digital Edition 2020, aiming to educate and connect local importers, distributors, retailers, and HORECA players with Chilean wineries. Through digital business meetings, fairs, and masterclasses, this event seeks to enhance awareness and appreciation of C

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Explore the benefits of using invoice currency in international trade, focusing on the implications for importers. The study presents a model of endogenous choice of import frequency and invoice currency, revealing how Home Currency Invoicing (HCI) can help mitigate exchange-rate risks and reduce im

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This presentation covers the essential aspects of entry and examination procedures for imported goods, detailing the responsibilities of importers, examination stations at customs airports, customs possession of delayed goods, special inspections, and cost implications. It emphasizes the legal requi

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Access a step-by-step guide on utilizing the Veterinary Services Process Streamlining Animal Import Module (AIM) for land border port importers and brokers. Learn how to obtain an e-Authentication Account, log into VSPS, and create importation requests efficiently. Follow clear instructions with vis

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The EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR) has significant implications for producers and importers. It outlines obligations, timelines, and consequences of non-compliance, focusing on forestry practices, due diligence systems, and proof of legality. Importers must adhere to a due diligence system to en

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Virtual water refers to the water embedded in commodities, playing a crucial role in calculating a country's water footprint. This concept aids in understanding real water usage, trade patterns, and dependencies among nations. The global virtual water trade, with significant importers like Sri Lanka

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Greek cotton stands out for its high quality, fast delivery, and sustainable production practices. With 79.4% of total European cotton production, Greece ensures contamination-free, non-GMO cotton for around 250,000 tons per year. The cultivation is supported by subsidies, making it an essential cas

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This research proposal aims to investigate the distillation characteristics of Kerosene (IS 1459) and Petroleum Hydrocarbon Solvents (IS 1745) to differentiate between them. With overlapping boiling points, it is crucial to determine the 50% and 95% volume recovery temperatures in both standards to

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The Export-Import Bank of India, known as EXIM Bank, is a specialized financial institution wholly owned by the Government of India. It was established in 1981 to provide financial assistance to exporters and importers, promote international trade and investment, and offer various financing programs

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Agricultural trade has significantly increased since 2000, driven by economic growth and advancements in technology. Emerging economies like China and India have gained importance as both importers and exporters, impacting the global trade landscape. South-South agricultural trade has seen substanti

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Stakeholders involved in importing UK goods into the EU market post-Brexit need to understand the roles of importers and distributors, as well as their obligations under EU laws. This guidance explains the requirements, responsibilities, and transition period considerations for placing UK products o

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The EU PPE Regulation 2016/425, effective from 21/4/2018, brings significant changes to Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) rules. It replaces Directive 89/686/EEC and introduces stricter guidelines for economic operators, Notified Bodies, and authorities. The regulation includes updated definitions

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AGOA, the African Growth and Opportunity Act, offers unilateral trade preferences similar to GSP, with a focus on textiles and apparel. The law, signed in 2000 and extended through 2025, provides duty savings and requires specific origin rules for different product categories. Special document requi

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Explore the long-term lessons on agricultural commodities price volatility and food security from a session by Amar Bhattacharya at the G-20 Conference. The content delves into differential impacts of agricultural price developments, coping with short-term volatility, and the imperative to revitaliz

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