Articles of interest to exporters.
How Has Nearshoring Impacted the U.S. Economy? In recent years, reliance on global supply chains has led to increased risks. Not only for U.S. companies but our economy as a whole. Nearshore outsourcing is the suggested solution from the White House. But with that comes the debate about how realistic an option it is. Which[…]
“Our goal is to obtain advanced computing semiconductor chips. We would very much like to use this technology for military applications,” relayed the foreign visitor. “One second please Mr. Visitor,” answered the U.S. business owner. Stepping off to the side, the now confused entrepreneur whispered to his business partner. “Something seems off.” Okay, it’s usually[…]
The term is not a definite legal one but often comes up in discussions about export regulations and sanctions. Since it’s often used, it’s helpful to describe the important aspects surrounding these countries and civil penalties. Sanctions are typically imposed in response to the actions of the target country, which are deemed to be a[…]
Time is a precious commodity for any business owner, and in your case there’s never enough of it. So when the head of manufacturing asks for your okay to provide a tour to a possible investor from across the ocean, you consent without hesitation. But as he walks out the door a thought rises to[…]
Sanctions have a secondary effect on those doing business with the country in question. If Russia is one place you operate, you’ve likely noticed this in your dealing with civil aircraft sales. The United States is one of the largest exporters of aircrafts, distantly followed by France. Although larger players like Boeing will still take[…]
Scratching his head, Leon scanned the official looking document before him. One bolded word stood out. Detention. Can you relate? Free time has come and gone. Now you’re the recipient of export detentions which are costing you precious time and money. Understanding your dilemma, we want to offer you a way to earn a resolution.[…]
When most of us think of an export, we think about goods, information, or technology being removed from its country of origin and being sent or shipped to another country. Under modern US export regulations, however, a covered item (including goods, technology, or information) that is released to a foreign national is considered an export[…]
Бизнес в сфере международной торговли всегда находится под влиянием геополитики, а в условиях текущих натянутых отношений между Россией и Соединенными Штатами Америки, американское правительство уделяет более пристальное внимание российским предприятиям, занимающимся импортом и экспортом товаров и технологий. Соответственно, компании, расположенные в России, или компании, тесно связанные с российским бизнесом, должны обеспечить постоянное соблюдение законодательства США[…]
