Global Trade

The Global Perspective

When companies search for new markets, North America is a strong starting point.

Countries we work with:

in 2010, Canada imported $203.2 billion from the United States, with 93% of imports comprised of manufactured goods.
In 2009, Canada imported $10.7 billion from Germany, with 89% of imports comprised of manufactured goods.
In 2010, Canada imported $4.6 billion from italy, with 99% of imports comprised of manufactured goods.
In 2011, Canada imported $168.2 million from Greece, with 99% of imports comprised of manufactured goods.
In 2010, Canada imported $22.1 billion from Mexico, with 90% of imports comprised of manufactured goods.
In 2011, Canada imported $1.7 billion from Spain, comprised of chemical products, machinery, food and minerals.
In 2010, Canada import ed $475.8 million from Costa Rica.
Why Canada?

Canada is a G7-leading economy, driven by enterprising people with education and profit producing expertise. Research and development and business-friendly policies nurture innovation and enhance economic growth. Over the last 10 years, Canada’s economy grew faster than any other G7 country. It offers foreign direct investors one of the strongest global banking sectors and a government fiscal position better than any other G7 country.

Social Media: The New Trade Route

In the past, companies hired a firm or used a government service to set up a few one-on-one meetings with potential partners, who may have shared interests. Now, with our Global Marketing service, your company can enjoy broad exposure and the opportunity to engage with many potential partners, simultaneously.

Global Trade

The American Chamber of Commerce (AmCham Canada) works with us to reinvent the way companies engage in international trade through the strategic use of social media. As part of a connected network of 115 AmCham’s in over 90 countries around the globe, its primary focus is facilitating trade and easing government barriers. For international companies, expanding your business into Canada or the United States is a natural choice.