The “T-word” is having varied effects on some women-led manufacturers in Georgia, with some largely unaffected as of yet and others engaging head-on with the new realities of international business.
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Experts: How Mexico Tariff Uncertainty Is Stalling North American Investment
When Diego Marroquín Bitar started his keynote speech in Atlanta Thursday, he held up his smartphone for the audience, advising them to keep theirs close by.
Posted inDominican Republic
Focusing on Georgia, Dominican Republic Aims to Seize Key Moment in Trade With U.S.
Green Worldwide Shipping is the presenting sponsor of Global Atlanta’s Trade Channel. Sign up here for monthly global trade updates. Amid the trade skirmishes of President Donald Trump‘s 2.0 term, one Caribbean […]
Posted inMexico
Shattering Stereotypes and Talking Trade: Departing Mexican Consul General Reflects on Nine Years in Atlanta
When Mexican Consul General Javier Diaz de Leon presumably heads to Turkey as Mexico’s ambassador there this month, he’ll miss a few aspects of Atlanta: family, friends and food — in that order.
Posted inUnited Kingdom
Opportunities Abound for Georgia Companies as UK Launches New Industrial Strategy: British Consul General
Consul General Rachel Galloway: “In 2024, the U.S. was the U.K.’s top export market with a value of $269 billion. We actually support more jobs in the U.S. than any other country in the world, with more than 1.2 million Americans going to work every day for British enterprises.”
Posted inCzech Republic
Georgia Companies Invited for Red-Carpet Mission to Czech Republic, Opening Doors in Central Europe and Beyond
Up to five Georgia companies this October will have a unique chance to meet top Czech government officials, rub shoulders with European manufacturers and gain access to key business meetings during one of Central Europe’s largest trade shows.
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Made in Italy Expo to Spotlight Italian Innovation and Industry in the Southeast
This September, a piece of Italy is coming to Georgia—and not just what you eat, wear, or dream about on vacation. The Made in Italy Expo is planting its flag in Atlanta, and with it comes a renewed sense of pride, purpose and presence for Italian creativity and craftsmanship in the heart of the Southeastern United States.
Posted inTrade
Navigating Asia Trade: ‘Commerce Finds a Way,’ No Thanks to Policymakers
For some Atlanta firms dependent on the U.S.-Asia trade lanes, commerce is “finding a way” despite a slew of regulatory headwinds imposed as salvos in a multi-front trade war.
Posted inBrazil
Trump’s 50 Percent Tariff Threat: A Chance to Bolster Brazil’s Brand in Georgia?
For those quietly working for decades to build Brazil’s brand in Georgia, the sudden attention presented a conundrum: the prospect of negative trade impacts, but also, in a roundabout way, a chance to show their country’s importance.
Posted inMexico
Georgia Peaches Back in Mexican Market After 27 Years Thanks to Locally Grown Technology
Green Worldwide Shipping is the presenting sponsor of Global Atlanta’s Trade Channel. Sign up here for monthly global trade updates. Mexican Consul General Javier Diaz de Leon likes to illustrate the integrated […]