Ensuring that the translation of your labels and product packaging is on point can often spell the difference between successfully breaking into your foreign markets, or not. Of course, given that you’re trying to take your brand overseas, you’ll only get one chance to make a first impression on a new customer or make a name for your brand with
In 2020, nothing has been quite as we’d anticipated. The UK and global economy have experienced an incredible shock as a result of the worldwide pandemic – and we’ve all suffered difficulties in some form or another throughout this past twelve months. That said, while many of us have understandably been preoccupied with the doom and gloom of it all,
With only weeks to go until the UK officially leaves the EU, businesses across the country must take action now in order to organise their imports and exports for the changes that come into force on January 1st 2021. Failure to adequately prepare could result in increased costs and delays when it comes to exporting into the EU. The finer
There are roughly 6,500 languages spoken across the globe, which means that any business looking to globalise faces the massive task of trying to translate the details of their products and services. While it’s certainly not realistic to target markets that speak all of those languages, selecting market places in some regions of the world will certainly warrant the effort.
