International
Get answers to exporting questions.
Tired of the runaround when trying to find the answers to your export questions? Here are a few sites that'll make it easier:
Help from contacts within both the government and the
private sector is available at TradeNet's Export AdvisorWeb site. In "Getting
Started," for example, you can contact local export resources
by entering a specific ZIP code. And you'll find information
from the U.S. departments of Commerce and Agriculture Commercial
Service, the Export-Import Bank, U.S. Agency for International
Development, the Census Bureau, International Trade Data Network
and the International Executive Service Corp. The site also
provides information on finding trade financing, a link to a
database of international business op-portunities and trade leads,
and an export library.
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