Doing Business in Europe!

Welcome to the U.S. Department of Commerce’s gateway to European markets! Use the links below to find trade opportunities, new business partners, market research and one-on-one assistance in key sectors and specific countries across the European marketplace.

Resources and Trade Events by Industry Sector

Aerospace	Automotive	Energy & Power Generation
Environmental Technologies	Information & Communication Technologies	Medical & Pharmaceutical
Safety & Security	Travel & Tourism	Other

U.S. Department of Commerce offices in Europe

Visit the websites of the International Trade Administration’s, U.S. Commercial Service offices and affiliates throughout Europe.

Austria	Belgium	Bosnia and Herzegovina (Affiliate)	Bulgaria	Croatia	Czech Republic
Denmark	Estonia (Affiliate)	EBRD	European Union	Finland	France
Germany	Greece	Hungary	Iceland	Ireland	Italy
Latvia (Affiliate)	Lithuania (Affiliate)	Macedonia (Affiliate)	Netherlands	Norway	Poland
Portugal	Romania	Russia	Serbia	Slovakia	Slovenia (Affiliate)
Spain	Sweden	Switzerland	Turkey	Ukraine	United Kingdom

Doing Business in Europe

Thousands of U.S. businesses work with the U.S. Commercial Service when formulating or refining their marketing strategies for Europe. Why? Because U.S. Commercial Service staff in offices throughout Europe are prepared to offer assistance in understanding markets, requirements for exporters, locating Affiliates, complying with regulations, and identifying opportunities.

Whether your business has been exporting to Europe for decades or is just now preparing a market-entry strategy, you should consider working with the U.S. Commercial Service to ensure continued success. Learn more about Doing Business in Europe.

How we work with you

Whether you're looking for Market Research, trying to locate International Affiliates, working to identify the best Trade Events, or seeking Counseling and Advocacy, the U.S. Commercial Service is ready to assist you. Learn more ...

Europe presents a market filled with opportunities for U.S. businesses. If you're doing business internationally, Europe is too large to ignore. If you're already doing business in one, two or several European countries, expansion throughout the continent is the next logical step. Learn more ...