As the risks of climate change become more widespread, more control regarding how to safeguard the environment is being put in place. Environmental controls are promoted by governments and associations to preserve their environment, not only related to off-shore or contract production, but also for product and packaging disposal. Conclusively, manufacturers must pay… Read More »
In today’s demand-driven omnichannel environment, there are many occurrences in which customer expectations are not filled. In a huge part, this happens because companies’ supply chains are not devised to meet the new demands of omnichannel distribution. An ideal supply chain strategy must able to return customers’ desires by becoming “customer-centric.” The eCommerce leader, Amazon… Read More »
Almost every phase of international trade and the activities and costs related to it are up for negotiation, including pricing, charges, customs duties, shipping and insurance. Each of these problems must be adjusted between exporters and importers to precisely determine which party is lawfully responsible for each particular aspect of the trade deal. Disparities… Read More »
When a business has performed the process of market research and has verified that, given its resources, it is able of strongly penetrating a specific international market, it is time to devise a strategy for market entry. A broad range of opportunities exists for businesses to approach the market and to grow and… Read More »
In the previous post i.e. part 1, we discussed how to form channel partnerships. This part will educate you on other distribution and marketing tactics. In the event your business does not locate a channel partner with the satisfactory interest in your produce, piggybacking may be the resolution. Piggybacking is an adjustment with… Read More »