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Tariffs are top of mind for the beauty industry. After attending Cosmopack and Cosmoprof Asia, our CEO, Jerome Fraillon, shares key takeaways in a conversation with Sarah Haffey, VP of Business Development. What do these changes mean for manufacturers and beauty brands? Don’t miss their expert insights. #BeautyIndustry #Cosmoprof #AlderInsights #Alderpackaging

Ethiopia’s new trade policy has opened retail and wholesale sectors to foreign investors, with 71 international companies showing interest and 20 already securing permits. In this episode, we explore how these reforms aim to attract foreign capital, boost trade, and integrate Ethiopia into global markets https://lnkd.in/ePF4qeph

🌍 Worried about new tariffs shaking up the market? Don't panic—pivot! Capitalism is all about adapting. 💡 Did you know Bulgaria and other European countries offer competitive pricing and top-tier quality for cosmetics, clothing, and more? 🧴👗 It’s time to explore alternatives beyond Asia and find hidden manufacturing gems. 💬 What’s your go-to strategy for staying ahead of market changes? Share below! ⬇️ #EcommerceTips #ManufacturingInsights #BusinessAdaptation #GlobalTrade

President-Elect Trump's proposed tariffs on Chinese imports could shake up the retail world—but not in the way you might think. While larger retailers brace for impact, an overlooked exemption could leave fast fashion untouched and thriving. Discover why this industry might come out ahead while others struggle. Read the full analysis here: https://lnkd.in/gBdvw8SZ #TSharpLegacyWealth #FastFashion #TradeTariffs #RetailTrends

The new administrations' proposed tariffs are expected to impact several key sectors significantly: Manufacturing: This sector is among the most affected, as tariffs drive up raw materials and components costs, reshaping global trade relations. Manufacturers relying on imported goods face increased expenses, which can lead to higher consumer prices. Agriculture: Farmers and producers are also heavily impacted, particularly those exporting goods. Tariffs can lead to retaliatory measures from other countries, affecting their market access and profitability. Automotive Industry: The U.S. automotive sector is particularly vulnerable, especially due to increased tariffs on vehicles exported to countries like China. This can lead to higher costs for manufacturers and consumers alike. Technology: While the technology sector is somewhat insulated due to its focus on digital products and domestic production, it still faces challenges from tariffs on hardware components and other related goods. Healthcare: Similar to technology, the healthcare sector is affected differently, primarily through tariffs on medical devices and pharmaceuticals, which can increase costs for healthcare providers and patients. These sectors illustrate the broad economic implications of tariff policies, affecting everything from production costs to consumer prices.

Its been a busy few months focusing on our own growth strategy and how we extend a commercial advantage to our clients, looking forward to sharing the news next week #retail #growthstrategy #foodanddrink #export #businessconsulting #foodconsultancy #groceryretail #privatelabel #ownbrand #responsiblesourcing #foodinnovation #customerfocused

The Biden administration is tightening trade rules to close a loophole that lets platforms like Temu, Shein, and AliExpress bypass import tariffs on shipments under $800. This move could reshape their business models and reduce the flow of cheap Chinese goods. Stay tuned for the public comment period!   #globaltrade  #customs https://lnkd.in/g_vVMk5x

Temu Watch #2: Under Fire - Compliance and Complaints Regulatory challenges and merchant protests We just published the second of three Temu Watch reports we're publishing in August on Tech Buzz China. After looking into the results of the semi-managed model, in which goods are shipped from local warehouses last week, this week we have a look at the many challenges Temu faces with compliance. The table of contents for this report is: - Regulatory challenges - Data security - Intellectual property - Import tariffs - Custom clearance issues - Meanwhile, in the European Union - Rest of the world - Product safety & quality - Temu’s penalty system - Merchant protests The Temu Watch reports were compiled from around 30 expert interviews conducted by the Six Degrees Intelligence network. The report also includes an in-depth interview with Vincent Nys about Temu's data security issues. The interview, which can be watched on video or listened to as a podcast, contains a few pleasant and some less pleasant surprises. The interview and data security section are available to everybody. The rest of the report is available to paid subscribers. Be smart and get yourself a monthly subscription for $25 to access all three Temu Watch reports and the Tech Buzz China archive, which holds more reports on Temu, TikTok Shop, Shein and more. https://lnkd.in/e-B8jSZd

- Covid 19 - Suez Canal blockage - Panama Canal Drought - South China Sea disputes - Increased tariffs on imports - Russia-Ukraine War - Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse What do these events have in common? They all caused major disruptions to the global supply chain. Running a cannabis company is hard enough, why add volatility by being entirely dependent on a foreign packaging supply chain? With Vert's single-source, multi-channel platform, you don't have to. We've paired our robust domestic supply chain with an extensive import supply chain enabling you to successfully navigate emerging markets with the necessary unit economics to compete as your market rapidly matures. With a single phone call, you gain access to graphic design, hard good packaging, custom boxes, labels, and more. Let's streamline your supply chain, and future-proof your business together.  

What people think exporting is - Dialling up your global network for POs - participating in an overseas trade show and 💥 business is done - a great way to sell off your short-dated stock - selling products to a domestic consolidator who then take care of all the rest What it usually is: - a never-ending hustle on both supplier and customer side - Getting out to see your customers regularly and demonstrating commitment - Ongoing strategic planning & thinking - Project managing one big problem solve after another after another after another… - Managing very different cultural expectations and ways of doing business - Having an intricate handle on regulations and product registration - Ability to optimise logistics - Deep knowledge on export documentation - A flexible mindset and ability to keep going, no matter what A reactive approach to exporting isn’t going to give you the long-term wins & business growth. A good strategy, ongoing commitment as well as a never ending pot of positivity & drive will. P.S check out Bolst Global’s latest how to export webinar series for more tips and advice on the internationalisation process - link in the comments below 👇🏽 #internationalbusiness #exporting #internationaltrade