According to American Shipper magazine, both the U.S. and Indian government have announced an incentive to encourage small to mid-sized companies to trade bilaterally between the two countries.

Are you a US Exporter that would like to learn more about selling your products overseas? The U.S. Commercial Service can help. They are the trade promotion unit of the International Trade Administration. Specialists in over 80 countries can work with your company to help you start exporting - or increase sales in new global markets. They sponsor and participate in many events that help educate US exporters, as well as overseas buyers . Check out their searchable database of events: http://www.export.gov/each/trade_events.asp. Just enter your country, state, industry, event type (trade shows, conferences, seminars, webinars, etc.), and time frame...and voila!

When most people think of export compliance, images of large multinational corporations come to mind. Universities are in the business of education and they don't sell products, so why would a university need export compliance procedures?

I have pulled together some recent articles on trade agreements and global trade management below. Enjoy!