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Swelling inventories bad for shippers
Overstocked inventories was one of many factors blamed for suppressed freight volumes in December.
Mexico moves to protect trademarks and industrial property
Written by: Tania Ordaz, GTM Governance Latin America In a globalized world, obtaining legal protection on innovation and… Read more
Untangling global trade
Global trade continues to evolve, and with its growth the complexities of doing business internationally get further intertwined… Read more
Yes, They Are Serious
Written by: George Reed, GTM Governance For those who have been in the “export compliance world” for a… Read more
Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP)
Written by: Angela Parkin and Brad Lehigh, GTM Governance On October 5, 2015 after seven years of negotiations,… Read more
The Evolution of Trade Agreements
Written by: Angela Parkin, GTM Governance The recent signing of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement by twelve member… Read more
The Many Faces of Canadian Compliance
Written by: Suzanne Perkins, Regulatory Affairs Canada Typically, when a Canadian importer or exporter thinks about compliance they… Read more
The Canada – US Softwood Lumber Dispute
Written by: John Moccia, Canada Regulatory Affairs On October 12, 2015, the Softwood Lumber Agreement (SLA) between Canada… Read more
Authorized Economic Operator in Mexico: Working to build safe customs networks
Written by: Nancy Torres, GTM Governance Latin America Countries around the world are making efforts to promote the… Read more
Spain to implement electronic tax filing
Written by: Eva Poyatos, GTM Governance, EMEA The Spanish Tax Agency, Agencia Estatal de Administración Tributaria (AEAT), is… Read more