France - Commercial Guide
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France Commercial Guide
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Selling US Products & Services
- Using an Agent to Sell US Products and Services
- Establishing an Office
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Leading Sectors for US Exports & Investments
- Travel and Tourism (TRA)
- Computer Services and Software (CSF, CSV)
- Ecommerce Industry (ECO)
- Additive Manufacturing (AM)
- Agricultural Sector
- Civil Aircraft and Aviation (AIR)
- Cosmetics (COS)
- Medical Devices (MED)
- Educational Services (EDU)
- Textiles
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Joint Ventures/Licensing
Discusses the legal requirements/options for joint venture/licensing in this market.
Last published date: 2019-10-13
Joint venture and licensing agreement can cover versatile arrays of partnership activities in the context of the French legislation that is consistent with EU directives.
Key Link: French Code of Commerce
Other codes of French legislative regulations can be accessed to by topic at: legifrance.gouv.fr
Lawyers, consultants and fiscal specialists, in both the French and U.S. business environment, can be found among the members of business organizations such as:
Key Links:
The European-American Chamber of Commerce in France
The French-American Chamber of Commerce in the United-States
Key Link: French Code of Commerce
Other codes of French legislative regulations can be accessed to by topic at: legifrance.gouv.fr
Lawyers, consultants and fiscal specialists, in both the French and U.S. business environment, can be found among the members of business organizations such as:
Key Links:
The European-American Chamber of Commerce in France
The French-American Chamber of Commerce in the United-States