(AGENPARL) - Roma, 2 Maggio 2022 - (AGENPARL) – lun 02 maggio 2022 What’s New in Exporting brings you the latest events and best trade resources from the U.S. Commercial Service. []
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[2022 Celebrating World Trade Month]
Celebrating World Trade Month
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[2022 Export Week]
Join the U.S. Commercial Service for virtual tradecraft & industry-focused seminars during Export Week, May 2-6. Sign up for one, or all, of the 20+ unique sessions. Many are free. Exporters of all experience levels can learn about:
– Industry-specific Exporting Guidance
– Sales & Marketing
– Export Finance
– Export Compliance & Documentation
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Other Upcoming Events
United Kingdom: UKCA Mark and Market Access
WEBINAR
May 6, 11 am – 12 noon EDT – Virtual
The UK officially left the EU and ended its transition period on Dec. 31, 2020. The regulatory landscape is changing. One new regulatory requirement is the UK Conformity Assessed (UKCA) mark. Join the Commercial Service and speakers from the BSI Group and the British Consulate General in New York for a discussion of the new certification requirement, when and how to use the UKCA mark, rules for usage, technical documentation and record keeping, alternative options, and compliance mechanisms. ($25 Fee)
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Advanced Manufacturing Trends & Opportunities in Indonesia, Singapore, and Japan
WEBINAR
May 18, 8 p.m. EDT – Virtual
Hosted by the U.S. Commercial Service and the National Electrical Manufacturers Association (NEMA), hear from leading industry experts and U.S. embassy commercial specialists from three markets with strong growth in advanced manufacturing. You’ll get more information to help you decide whether to apply to join the official executive-led trade mission in October.
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China: Decarbonization and Sustainability Best Practice Discussion
WEBINAR
May 18 – Virtual, 10 pm EDT (10:00 – 11:30 a.m. Beijing Time)
Doing Business in China? Join the U.S. Commercial Service for a high-level discussion with experts on China’s dual carbon goal and how U.S. firms are leading the way to create more sustainable supply chains and manufacturing.
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