A new bilateral Wine Agreement and Mutual Recognition Agreement will ensure continued trade flow between Australia and the United Kingdom post-Brexit. The new Wine Agreement replicates an already existing agreement between Australia and the European Union, which means the UK will accept Australian winemaking practices, and labelling and certification standards. Minister for Trade, Tourism and […]
The Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry has said the Labor Party needs to declare its support for the China-Australia Free Trade Agreement (ChAFTA) in order to deliver certainty to Australian exporters seeking to use the improved trade arrangements to create jobs at home. Kate Carnell AO, CEO of the Australian Chamber, said the parliamentary […]
While Australian SME exporters continue to win contracts against global competitors, many find it difficult to access the finance they need to secure these opportunities.
Months of economic turmoil for the global economy has led to instability, which particularly affects cross-border business. While larger businesses are often set up to deal with this volatility, a process called hedging provides an opportunity for SMEs to do the same and maximise profits and revenue, minimise costs, and stay competitive.
A series of international trade events will be held across Sydney to recognise the importance of international trade to the NSW economy during World Trade Week NSW.
We asked some experts to share their views on things first time exporters need to consider and what they often forget.
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