Posts in Politics
Looking Toward The 2nd Biggest Trading Hub in Africa: Importing into Ethiopia
Heavy Consequences for Violations: What To Know Before Importing Into Mexico
Mexico's Tax Landscape: Navigating the RFC Acquisition Process for Business Entities
Don't Let the Details Derail Your Dreams: Navigating Packaging, Compliance, and Beyond in Mexico
Navigate The Import Maze: From Registration to Clearance in Mexico
Avoid Disaster: Navigating Common Challenges for Importers into Canada
TEIL Universe Exporting Series: Entering the Mexican Market
The Potential Reinstatement of GSP: A Boon for Global Business Owners
Navigating the Import Process: Bringing Goods from China to the United States
A Comprehensive Guide: Importing Goods from South Africa to the United States
Before You Start Trading with China or the EU…Read This
Russian Gas Threatening European Economy as War in Ukraine Rages On

This strain is forcing high energy costs on European companies which in turn will inevitably affect imports from Europe and the companies buying them as prices soar to accommodate energy costs. What could this mean for business owners enmeshed in globalization? Well, if you’re importing from Europe or doing business with anyone in the EU, expect higher trade prices as European companies are attempting to offset the cost of rising energy, especially if Russia puts embargos on their oil.

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A Guide To Reopening During COVID-19

So what can your business do to ensure the safety of your employees, patrons, and yourself?

  1. Purchase PPE (personal protective equipment) for the employees you have working for your establishment. Items like gloves, masks, hand sanitizer, and ample amounts of antibacterial hand soap should be readily available for your entire workforce. Your employees require their jobs but also require their employers to care about their safety…

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In The Year 2020 - A Lot Has Changed

If your contracts and policy manuals have not been updated, move it to the top right along with your fiscal year planning. If you are one of those companies where planning was done last year or years before for this new decade, congratulations, we are trying to keep up with you, but if you have not yet put those goals and ideas down on paper and discussed them with your department heads (which could be you and all your many hats) then let's get the ball moving.

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