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  • World Trade Month 2019

    "During World Trade Month, the International Trade Administration will celebrate our commitment to preserving free, fair, and reciprocal trade that enhances American prosperity. Our nation is among the most innovative and open economies in the world, and for decades the United States has led the international trading system that has enabled American businesses and workers to succeed."

    -Undersecretary of Commerce for
    International Trade
    Gilbert Kaplan

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  • "Go Global" Webinars

    In celebration of World Trade Month, federal trade promotion agencies will host our annual "Go Global" webinar series throughout May. U.S. businesses will learn about strategies and resources to increase global sales. Mark your calendar for this FREE four-part series on Thursdays in May.

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  • ITA and AMCHAM Korea Sign MOA to Support Export Growth of U.S. Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises to South Korea.

    This MOA signing is the first of its kind between ITA and a foreign-based American Chamber of Commerce for the specific purpose of expanding the number of U.S. small businesses exporting to another country. South Korea is currently the sixth largest trading partner in goods to the U.S. and is ably placed to support U.S. SMEs seeking an international market.

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  • Helping Win the Fight Against Trade Barriers

    One of ITA's strategic objectives is to enforce the nation’s trade laws and ensure compliance with our trade agreements. This allows U.S. businesses to compete both domestically and internationally on a level playing field. This work is not only helping U.S. businesses to continue to export billions of dollars in goods and services worldwide, but also providing support for the U.S. economy and helping advance American job growth.

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    Decorative Image with text International Trade Adminsitration Helping to Win the Fight Against Trade Barriers

  • USMCA and its Key Benefits

    The USMCA resulted in some significant updates to the existing NAFTA, improving market access for manufacturing and agricultural exports, as well as the inclusion of important new provisions in areas like digital trade and good regulatory practices.

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