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Training
In-Person
Value Proposition and Pricing Workshops
April 22, 2024
Join VEDP and OCO Global for one-on-one value proposition and pricing workshops tailored for your business. These one-hour, interactive workshops will walk you through the process to create a winning value proposition, understand pricing, and create a go to market strategy.
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Training
In-Person
Exporting: Get it Delivered, Understand Foreign Exchange, and Get Paid
April 16, 2024
Join VEDP for an informative event where industry experts will converge to share their knowledge on shipping, foreign exchange, and getting paid. Don't miss this opportunity to network with other businesses in Southwest Virginia and international trade professionals who can enhance your exporting strategies.
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Industry Reports
Asia Pacific
Taiwan Agricultural Report
April 11, 2024
Taiwan is heavily dependent on imported food and agricultural products due to limited arable land and a small agricultural sector. It is the United States’ sixth-largest export market for U.S. food and agricultural products. This report addresses opportunities in Taiwan for distilled spirits, craft beer, snack/convenience foods, poultry, beef, and wood pellets.
Training
Virtual
Exploring Opportunities in Taiwan's Agricultural Industries
April 11, 2024
Join VEDP and Tractus Asia to learn more about the market for various agricultural products in Taiwan. During this one-hour webinar, you will hear from Michael Hirou and Liran Golan about the opportunities and challenges in the Taiwanese market. VEDP will host a Trade Mission to Taiwan from September 23 – 27, 2024. Participate in this webinar to learn about opportunities in Taiwan’s agricultural industries.
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Training
Virtual
Is Forced Labor Part of Your Supply Chain?
April 3, 2024
This webinar will enhance your company’s ability to recognize, mitigate, and eliminate forced labor from your supply chain. United States law prohibits the importation of goods mined, produced, or manufactured wholly or in part with forced labor. Companies that are not compliant can face seizure of goods, financial and reputational harm, and potentially face criminal and/or civil consequences.
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Policy Updates
U.S. and Virginia Trade Policy Updates
April 1, 2024
So far in 2024, the United States has had several discussions around critical minerals, supply chains, and tariffs. USTR has stated that it is currently negotiating critical mineral agreements with the United Kingdom and the European Union while the Department of State hosted the inaugural meeting on critical minerals with Central Asian countries. In addition, the U.S. has had conversations with the EU and separately with Japan on the importance of diversifying and strengthening their supply chains, and the Indo-Pacific Economic Framework for Prosperity agreement relating to supply chain resilience also recently entered into force. The U.S. has continued its trade discussions with Kenya while the U.S. and Mexico exchanged threats on reinstating tariffs on steel and aluminum.