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Importers that feel they are ready to increase supply chain security should implement the new requirements of the Customs-Trade Partnership Against Terrorism, a public-private association established in November 2001 to...

Forty-two percent of the more than 100 attendees who recently completed a workshop on compliance issues said they wanted more information on fraud prevention programs. The workshop was given by...

More Chinese investment in the U.S. would be a positive development in Georgia's rapidly increasing trade relationship with China, said U.S. Deputy Secretary of Commerce Theodore Kassinger during remarks at...

The Consulate General of Mexico in Atlanta has joined with 13 other local organizations to strengthen Georgia's economic relationship with Mexico. The organizations are the Association of Ex-Students of Tec...

Sarah Gilbert, incoming president for the British American Business Group, announced last week at its annual general meeting the group's mission to enable members to develop productive relationships within the...

Georgia companies at all stages of doing business with China will benefit from an upcoming U.S. Chamber of Commerce seminar to be held in Atlanta on Wednesday, May 4, said...

The new Colombian consul general in Atlanta, Camilo De Bedout Herrera, is learning from local advisers about Georgia's trade and business relationships with his native country. He plans to be...

Chris Clark, the new head of the Georgia Department of Economic Development's Global Commerce Division, said his office will reach out throughout the state to small Georgia companies wanting to...

Twenty-one consular and trade officials representing 16 countries visited businesses and hospitality centers in West Central and Middle Georgia April 13-15 during the 19th Annual Georgia VIP Tour. The tour...

Delta Air Lines Inc. announced April 13 a new daily service to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, beginning Oct. 1. The new flight is an addition to Delta's current Brazilian destinations,...