Export Education
Exporting is a tremendous learning experience for those who are open to its lessons. Often, exporting is no more risky than selling in the United States. Most U.S. companies need an international strategy to go global. Let us show you how.
ViewU.S. Commercial Service Helps Tea Company with Exporting
Stash Tea worked with the U.S. Commercial Service to install new distributors in Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Germany and Central America. Today, Stash Tea is sold in more than two dozen countries around the world.
Play VideoBasic Guide to Exporting
Whether you're a start-up or a mature business, this guide breaks down virtually every issue a new exporter might face. Get started now and you will gain the confidence to become an international sensation.
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Visit Export-U for a user-friendly series of free webinars that help educate new or novice exporters on an array of topics, and include quick and practical trade information.
Visit Export UExport Planning
Define goals while considering capabilities and constraints. Successful planning can help your business adjust to sudden changes while offering a clear path toward results.
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