Monthly Archives: June 2011
College Teachers Return to School to Learn About Exporting
By: Doug Barry, International Trade Administration Community college business instructors from 21 states received copies of the Basic Guide to Exporting, published by the International Trade Administration. The instructors attended a faculty development institute at the International Business Center, Michigan … Continue reading
Featured Video: What is a Freight Forwarder? Part 2
These videos are taken from a series of Export Videos produced jointly by the U.S. Census Bureau and International Trade Administration of the U.S. Department of Commerce. To view a complete list of all our videos, go to our … Continue reading
Featured Video: What is a Freight Forwarder? Part 1
These videos are taken from a series of Export Videos produced jointly by the U.S. Census Bureau and International Trade Administration of the U.S. Department of Commerce. To view a complete list of all our videos, go to our website … Continue reading
We have changed the way we communicate with you
By: Rosanna Torres Have you noticed our e-mail notifications are now more appealing? Well, that’s not the only thing that has changed. The Foreign Trade Division recently changed the delivery system used to send you notifications and AES Broadcast Messages. The … Continue reading
Trade deficit decreases to $43.7 billion in April
By: Joe Kafchinski The Nation’s international trade deficit in goods and services decreased to $43.7 billion in April from $46.8 billion (revised) in March, as exports increased and imports decreased. April exports of goods and services increased $2.2 billion to … Continue reading
Blogger Biographies for 2011
Cindy Area of expertise: I began working in the FTD as an intern for the Automated Export System Branch (AES) in the summer of 1998. Since then, I have helped to organize and build the foundation of the Automated Export … Continue reading
Do You Know the Requirements for Importing a Rough Diamond?
By: Erin Days Earlier this year, I was in a geology class and was assigned a project on different minerals; I chose rough diamonds. In my search to buy one, I found this one carat rough diamond for about $60 from … Continue reading



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