Category: Global Blog
U.S. Commercial Service Hosts Global Export Conference
Date Posted: 4/30/2015
The Mid-Atlantic District Export Council and the U.S. Commercial Service of Central-Southern New Jersey and Philadelphia will host a 2-day event focusing on export compliance and logistics. Learning about the latest developments in export compliance and controls is critical to success for Delaware exporters.
We need your feedback to help boost regional business growth!
Date Posted: 4/7/2015
The Economy League of Greater Philadelphia, the World Trade Center of Greater Philadelphia, and a diverse array of partners – including Global Delaware – are seeking your input to help shape a metro export plan being developed for our region in 2015. The 10-minute confidential survey linked below is designed to help gather information about area […]
Governor Markell Announces Initiative to Increase Export Opportunities for Delaware Companies
Date Posted: 4/1/2015
Delaware companies exploring opportunities abroad will have access to support and resources from the State through an ambitious initiative announced Tuesday by Governor Markell. The initiative, announced during the Governor’s keynote address at the Delaware Chamber of Commerce Spring Legislative Brunch and Manufacturing Conference, includes trade missions to key countries, an experienced support team, and the […]
How GS-Tek grew their exports nearly 33%
Date Posted: 3/30/2015
Delaware’s GS-Tek is achieving international financial success by entering new markets. The Newark-based chromatographic products manufacturer has worked closely with the U.S. Commercial Service’s Philadelphia U.S. Export Assistance Center (USEAC) to identify key international trade shows and trusted business partners. As a result of these efforts, the company made $18,000 in sales […]
What do successful export operations have in common?
Date Posted: 3/20/2015
Find out if your company is ready to do business abroad. Success in the domestic market. The product or service has a proven profit margin and there is ongoing demand. The capacity to produce more of the product or service. The business has the adequate staff and resources to fulfill large orders that may […]
