What they mean and how to pick one. Incoterms® were established by the International Chamber of Commerce (ICC) in 1921 and have become a crucial element in global trade, defining the responsibilities of buyers and sellers in international transactions. In this webinar, we’ll provide a high-level overview of Incoterms®, delve into their complexities, and simplify their application in various trade scenarios. You’ll gain a clear understanding of how to use Incoterms® to allocate risks and costs effectively, ensuring smoother international transactions.
Canada’s Dairy Protections Spark Trade Debate Amid U.S. Export Surplus
Canada’s Dairy Protections Spark Trade Debate Amid U.S. Export Surplus
March 14, 2025/
Trump has criticized Canada’s supply management system, which limits dairy imports and maintains stable prices for Canadian farmers, arguing that it unfairly disadvantages American dairy producers. Meanwhile, Canada defends the system as essential for protecting its agricultural sector and ensuring a steady income for its farmers. The article explores the economic and political factors behind the dispute, shedding light on why this issue remains a sticking point in trade negotiations between the two nations.
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