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Title: U'S' Commercial Service


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U.S. Commercial Service
  • Global Trade Certificate Program
  • Butte, Montana
  • Wednesday, November 7, 2007

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What do the following organizations have in
common?
  • Patent and Trademark Office
  • Census Bureau
  • National Weather Service
  • National Marine Fisheries
  • U.S. Commercial Service

ALL PART OF THE U.S. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
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Why is Trade Important?
  • Export-related jobs pay between 13 18 better
    (SGBP)
  • State of Montana, 4th in area, 44th in
    population, 47th in Exporting
  • State of Montana exported 1.297 Billion in 2006
  • 45.9 increase 2001-2005
  • 25.85 increase, 2004-2005
  • 4,600 jobs in Montana are supported by exports
  • Addresses trade imbalance, extends product life
    cycle

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Montana Exports 2006
  • U.S. Ranking
  • Montana is Ranked 47th largest exporting state
  • Top 12 Destinations
  • Canada (49 of state exports), Japan (214),
    Germany, Mexico, Taiwan, Singapore (570), China
    (522), South Korea (356), United Kingdom
    (260), Netherlands, Belgium, France

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Montana Exports 2006
  • In 2005, over 620 exported goods from Montana
  • 85 were small and medium-sized
  • Small and medium-sized companies generate half of
    Montanas merchandise exports, 5th highest in the
    U.S.
  • (Above the national average of 29)
  • Beverage and tobacco grew 917 from 02 to 06.

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Montana Export Profile Destinations (2006)
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Montana Export Profile Industry Sectors (2006)
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How to get started
  • 1. Determine your products export potential
  • and assess your companys Import/Export
  • readiness
  • 2. Develop an Import/Export plan
  • 3. Import/Export Resources
  • 4. U. S. Commercial Service
  • 5. Getting paid

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1. Assessment
Things to Consider
Exportable Product or Service
Sufficient Production Capacity
Finances
Personnel
Management Commitment
Cultural Considerations
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Export Readiness Assessment Websites
  • http//www.export.gov/exportbasics/index.asp
  • Sponsored by the U.S. Government
  • http//www.fas.usda.gov/agx/buying_us/export_quest
    ionnaire.asp
  • Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Agriculture
  • http//www.pasourcenet.com/scripts/export_readines
    s.asp
  • Sponsored byPennsylvanias Economic Planning
    Development Council

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2. Export Plan
  • Basic Guide to Exporting
  • www.export.gov
  • WUSATA / U.S. FAS
  • http//www.fas.usda.gov/agx/exporter_assistance.as
    p
  • UNZ Co.
  • http//www.unzco.com/

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2 (a). Import Plan
  • U.S. Customs and Border Patrol website
  • http//www.cbp.gov/
  • USCB Basic Guide to Importing
  • http//internet.ggu.edu/emilian/ops113/importing.
    html
  • UNZ Co.
  • http//www.unzco.com/

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Import Resources
http//www.cbp.gov/xp/cgov/toolbox/publications/
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Import Resources
  • A Basic Guide To Importing by U.S. Customs
    Service
  • Building an Import/Export Business, 3rd Edition
    by Kenneth D. Weiss
  • Export/Import Procedures and Documentation
    (Export/Import Procedures Documentation) by
    Thomas E. Johnson
  • Import/Export How to Get Started in
    International Trade by Carl A. Nelson

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Import Resources
  • Embassies
  • Canada http//canada.usembassy.gov/content/can_u
    sa/borderissues_brochure.pdfsearch22Importing2
    0into20the20U.S.22
  • Importing Into the United States A Guide for
    Commercial Importers (Paperback) by United
    States Custom Service

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Import Resources
  • Superintendent of Documents, Government Printing
    Office, Washington, DC 20402. Telephone (202)
    512-1800. http//www.cbp.gov/
  • Customs Regulations of the United States
  • Customs Bulletin and Decisions
  • Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States
    (Annotated) www.usitc.gov/taffairs.htm.
  • Customs Automated Commercial System (ACS)
  • Importing Into the United States

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3. Resources
  • FexEx Global Trade Manager
  • https//gtm.fedex.com/GTM
  • DHL
  • http//www.dhl-usa.com/ITC/IntTradeCenter.asp?nav
    IntTradeCenter
  • EXPEDITORS INTERNATIONAL
  • http//www.expd.com/

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Export Resources
  • Montana World Trade Center - http//www.mwtc.org/
  • Montana State Department of Commerce -
    http//commerce.mt.gov/
  • Montana Small Business Development Center -
  • http//www.gfdevelopment.org/smallbiz.php
  • SBDCs, http//www.sba.gov/sbdc/
  • SCORE - http//www.score.org/
  • U.S. SBA - http//www.sba.gov/sbdc/

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U.S. Export Assistance Center
Consolidation of Resources
Missoula
Montana USEAC Montana World Trade Center
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4. U.S. Commercial Service
The U.S. Commercial Service is part of the U.S.
Department of Commerce, an agency of the United
States government.
  • Our mission
  • To promote the export of goods services from
    the United States, particularly by small- and
    medium-sized businesses
  • To represent U.S. business interests
    internationally
  • To help U.S. businesses find qualified
    international partners

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Our Network What It Can Do for You
  • Trade specialists in over 100 U.S. Cities and 80
    countries worldwide...

We can...
  • Locate international buyers, distributors
    agents
  • Provide expert help at every stage of the
    export process
  • Help you to enter new markets faster and more
    profitably

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Seattle Trade Specialists
  • Diane Mooney USEAC Director aerospace,
    aviation, environmental, water resources,
    defense, transportation, etc.
  • Karen Taylor safety and security, energy, food
    processing, processed foods, marine boats and
    equipment, etc.
  • Tembi Secrist biotech, pharmaceuticals,
    laboratory and scientific equipment
  • Sam Tsoming computer soft/hardware, telecom,
    etc.
  • Young Oh franchising, services, tourism,
    consumer goods, general industrial equipment,
    etc. (253-973-5386)
  • Bob Deane building products, pulp paper, ag
    chemicals and equipment, HVAC, etc.
  • Janet Bauermeister Spokane 509-353-2625

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Products Services
  • Market research
  • Trade counseling advocacy
  • Matchmaking
  • Promotions

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Market Research
  • Country commercial guides (CCGs) - prepared
    annually by US embassy staff, CCGs contain
    information on the business and economic
    situation of foreign countries and the political
    climate as it affects U.S. Business and foreign
    investments.
  • Market Research industry sector and or country
    specific information
  • Customize Market Research customized analysis,
    qualified contact lists, dependent upon scope of
    work (SOW)

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Trade Counseling Advocacy
  • Our trade specialists in the U.S. work directly
    with our team of experts overseas in getting you
    all the information and advice that you need.
  • We can help you
  • Determine the best markets for your products
    services
  • Evaluate international competitors
  • Identify and comply with legal and regulatory
    issues
  • Settle disputes
  • Learn about cultural issues and business protocol

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MatchmakingGold Key Service
  • Pre-screened appointment schedule arranged for
    you before you travel overseas
  • Customized market and industry briefings with our
    local trade specialists
  • Timely and relevant market research
  • Post-meeting debriefing with our trade
    specialists and assistance in developing
    appropriate follow-up strategies
  • Help with travel, accommodations, interpreter
    service, and clerical support

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MatchmakingInternational Partner Search
  • Report equivalent to Gold Key Service.
  • You provide your marketing materials and
    background on your company.
  • We use our network of international contacts to
    interview potential partners and provide you with
    a list of up to five pre-qualified partners.
  • Save valuable time and money by working only with
    pre-qualified international partners that are
    interested in selling your products and services.
  • Obtain high-quality market information on the
    marketability and sales potential for your
    products and services.

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Single Company Promotions
  • The Single Company Promotion service offers
    support and event facilities which will allow you
    to engage your target audience through
  • Product launches
  • Sales seminars
  • Staff training
  • Networking receptions

Facilities available include exhibition halls,
auditoriums, meeting rooms, hotels and even the
residences of some US Ambassadors.
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Commercial News USA
  • Monthly trade magazine that lists U.S. products
    and services
  • Distributed free to more than 400,000 buyers
    from around world
  • A proven track record of high-response rates
    and sales results
  • Why not advertise and increase your
    international sales..?

Check out www.cnewsusa.com for more information
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Commercial Service Export Resources
  • Websites
  • http//www.ita.doc.gov/td/tic/
  • http//www.export.gov/China
  • http//www.buyusa.gov/eme (E-Market Express)
  • http//www.buyusa.gov/China/En
  • http//www.usembassy-china/org
  • http//www.buyusa.gov/easternmed
  • http//www.export.gov/iraq/
  • http//www.export.gov/middleeast/

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Government Export Resources
  • www.bis.doc.gov - export controls, denied parties
  • www.state.gov/e/eb/cba/178.htm - trade
    restrictions
  • www.secretservice.gov/alert419.shtml - fraud
  • www.usdoj.gov/criminal/fraud/fcpa/fcpa.html -
  • Foreign Corrupt Practices Act

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www/export.gov
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Our Contact Information
U.S. Commercial Service U.S. Department of
Commerce Montana World Trade Center Gallagher
Business Building, Suite 257 The University of
Montana Missoula, MT 59812-6798 www.buyusa.gov/m
ontana Tel 406-542-6656, cell
406-370-0097 Email bob.deane_at_mail.doc.gov
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5. Getting Paid
  • Inga Fisher Williams
  • Regional Export Finance Manager
  • US SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
  • Export Assistance Center, Portland
  • 121 SW Salmon Ave. , Suite 242, Portland, Oregon
  • Phone (503) 326-5498

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