#Export Markets
New Zealand: Aussie exporters’ number one market destination
How to succeed in Australia’s top export market.
Is Australia going to ban livestock export?
Recently, animal rights activists in Australia have been campaigning against the Australian import of Livestock claiming that the industry is not legal and legitimate. They are also claiming the Livestock industry is not meeting animal welfare interests. In February, the livestock industry has responded saying that it is not only legal and legitimate; they are also […]
Exporting an idea: How one Aussie business is doing it
Export doesn’t have to be just about physical products. One Aussie company is showing the world how it’s possible to build a successful company based on the export of ideas. Meet the minds behind Creative Instore Solutions, whose products are encouraging impulse purchases around the world.
Technology: Giving Aussie exporters a competitive edge
Australia likes to think of itself as the food bowl of Asia—or even the world—but there’s so much more to our food industry than container loads of wheat. Technology is giving Australian businesses the edge when it comes to exporting.
Protecting against bribery and corruption when exporting to foreign markets
If you’re going to expand your business and become an exporter, you’d better learn to manage bribery and corruption risk in foreign markets. This expert advice will help you protect your business if the regulator comes knocking.
How to choose the best export market
An improperly chosen export market based on short-term and opportunistic foundations can be severely damaging for most businesses. Here’s a deeper look into how to strategically plan your next potential export market.
Warning: Choose your initial export markets carefully
Choosing your initial markets will be one of the earliest and most significant export decisions you’ll need to make, with dire consequences if you get it wrong, Yes To founder Lance Kalish writes.