Export Essentials Module 10: Getting Paid For Your Export Sales - Food Export Association of the Midwest USA and Food Export USA

Examine how companies are paid for and finance their exports, including developing payment policies and procedures and understanding government-supported export financing.

Whether you’re new to exporting or need to refresh your skills, Export Essentials Online provides a comprehensive, flexible approach to learning the fundamentals and logistics of exporting. You can learn at your own pace on any computer, tablet or smartphone. Supplemental companion guides are useful reference resources for export industry trends and statistics that you can access after completing the course.

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Promotions and product demonstrations
Advertising
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Marketing and point-of-sale materials
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