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2024: The year the world votes

In Export Development Canada’s most recent Trade Confidence Index, concerns over how the world’s record number of elections could impact the

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Steely determination: Dalcini is making the world healthier—one lunchbox at a time

Nita Tandon never envisioned she’d someday run a multimillion-dollar housewares company. Truth is she only became an entrepreneur out of

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New year, old problems

Supply chain challenges have resurfaced. Just as the global economy appears to be moving beyond the disruptions caused by the

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Doing business in Australia: Opportunities for Canadian exporters

Australia presents an appealing prospect for Canadian businesses seeking international expansion. With a robust record of economic growth, Australia boasts

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Canadian seafood exporters: Casting a wider net in the Indo-Pacific

The Indo-Pacific region has become an attractive prospect for Canadian seafood exporters, presenting an expansive and expanding market. Seafood holds

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India: Land of opportunity for Canadian companies

With the fifth-largest economy in the world and a middle class forecast to reach 386 million by 2030, India is

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What’s in store for ’24?

December is traditionally a time for forecasters to take stock of the year that was; celebrate the good calls, more

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Service exports boost Canada’s economy and global brand

When the term “exports” is mentioned, most individuals immediately associate it with tangible goods. However, the rapidly expanding service sector

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Measuring geopolitical risk

The apprehension regarding geopolitical uncertainty has persistently loomed over Canadian exporters engaged in international business. However, the current scenario, marked

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Canadian cleantech companies recognized for innovation

Raised on a dairy farm in Quebec, Martin Beaudoin Nadeau imbibed the lesson early on that one mustn’t merely exploit