Export Development Sample Clauses

Export Development. 1.8 Export; "beyond borders" High Deliver Export-related workshops to encourage and facilitate export development opportunities Provide export professional development opportunities for export ready and existing exporters looking to expand and access new markets. Partnered with the BC Governments Ministry of International Trade to host a Global Growth Strategies workshop which focused on strategies for expanding sales and exports. Workshop summary and presentations are posted online at xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx. Also, coordinated an MLA Caucus event in partnership with local aquaculture exporters and the BC Shellfish Growers Association to highlight and discuss opportunities for industry expansion. Completed Facilitate information on export programs and services Provide exporters with specific government and industry program support information on export related issues and opportunities. Provided agriculture export ready companies with communication on international trade show and market exploration events, available support funding, as well as arranged for site visits from the senior provincial agri-foods export manager. Completed Provide export support Provide direct one-on-one support to export related businesses in order to identify areas and markets for expansion and to communicate available support resources. As part of the Global Strategies Workshop, B2B and B2G meetings were arranged with local exporters and export professionals in order to provide related expertise and one-on- one support. CVEDS Small Business Counts Survey also focusses on identifying local exporters and potential markets for expansion. Completed Buyers / Trade Missions Attract, coordinate and support investment delegations to the Comox Valley. Hosted a Chinese investors group and toured them to available accommodation, retail, and agriculture related opportunities. Completed BC Agrifood Export program support Provide support to local agrifood companies in their applications for funding to the BC Agrifood Export program. Offered support to local agrifood companies and provided follow up assistance to 2 local companies that expressed interest in submitting applications to the Agrifood Export Program. Completed Focus Area 5 Year Plan Reference (19) Program Name (22) Priority Tactic (106) Task Status / Outcome Completion 4.6 Downtown, Waterfront & Local Area Enhancement 1.9 Downtown Enhancement Support High Improve Street Lighting for 0xx Xxxxxx In partnership with the DCBIA and 0xx...
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Export Development. The duty free-quota free access to the UK market for products made in Ghana will be crucial for developing Ghana’s export potential and export diversification. The non-traditional exports which will benefit from the Agreement include horticultural products, processed cocoa, processed fish, pineapples and bananas. The non-traditional export sector is an important emerging sector in the Ghanaian economy with great potential for growth and expansion. Non-traditional exports to the UK alone constitute about 35 percent of the total exports to the entire European Union for the past 10 years.
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