Description
Gain a better understanding of the export process and compliance requirements.Doing business globally is challenging as well as full of opportunities. Many businesses get involved in exporting with very little knowledge of costs, regulations, compliance requirements, and logistics. They put their faith in one of the various types of intermediaries to manage the exporting process and step out of the picture. Unfortunately, the ultimate owner of responsibility for the export flow is the actual exporter, not an intermediary. It makes sense to understand the service you are buying to ensure quality performance at a fair cost.This material gives you the tools to understand the exporting process, the various cost factors, and compliance requirements. It enables you to understand the export and logistics terminology, to ask pertinent questions, and to negotiate more effectively. It is important to learn before you take on exporting. This material has a lot to teach you.
Date: 2021-06-11 Start Time: End Time:
Learning Objectives
New Markets and Opportunities • It’s a Big World out There
• Country Culture and Its Impact on Products, Materials, Packaging, and Name
• Potential Ideas, Products, and Services for Overseas Markets
• U.S. Government Resources for Exporting Goods and Services • Linking With Opportunities
• Steps in Doing Business Internationally
• Intermediaries • Market Development
Exporting Ground Work • Knowing the Tools
• Commerce Control List
• U.S. Government Agency Licensing
• Export Control Classification Number
• Schedule B • Number
• Harmonized Tariff Schedule
• Shipper’s Letter of Instruction
• International Commercial Terms
• Letters of Credit
• Documentary Credit
• Bill of Lading • House and Master
• Office of Foreign Assets
The Exporting Process
• Exporter of Record Responsibilities
• Import Requirements of Destination Countries
• Marking and Labeling
• Special Requirements
• The Freight Forwarder, Non-Vessel Operating Common Carrier, Customers Broker
• The Export Flow Map
Resources
• United State International Trade Commission
• The Customs Border and Protection Agency
• U.S. Department of Commerce
• Code of Federal Regulations
• Bureau of Standards and Industry
Total Landed Costs
• Unit Price
• Logistics Costs
• Regulatory Costs
• Document Costs
AIPB ,ISM ,Additional credit may be available upon request. Contact Lorman at 866-352-9540 for further information.
Marilyn Gettinger-New Directions Consulting Group
