Launching your product in a new market can open up a completely new world for your business. The investment required to reach consumers in a new country can be dramatically more lucrative than trying to increase your native market share. Taking the time to choose the right market often requires a lower investment that will ultimately reach a far higher
UK Trade & Investment (UKTI) is spearheading a five-year campaign designed by the government to increase opportunities and knowledge about the benefits of exporting your goods. They hope it will encourage 100,000 companies to take the plunge by 2020. The campaign is called Exporting is GREAT. When you consider the size of the populations in places like China and South
Brexit is casting a large shadow over British industries at the moment. A combination of continued news coverage and uncertainty about the aftermath is fuelling caution. Despite this caution, British products remain in demand across the world. The markets buying British products Products made in Britain are seen as high quality. The single biggest purchaser of British made products is
Britain has always had a great reputation for producing quality products. From food to fashion, cars to clothes, if it’s part of brand Britain, foreign consumers are prepared to pay a premium to get their hands on it. For such a small nation, our reputation is enviable. However, it’s not just our European neighbours that know and love our products.
