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Food Export Navigator Consultation Service – Documentation

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Event Date
January 1—December 31, 2025
Location
Online
Registration Price
$30

Expand Your Knowledge on Exporting Fundamentals

The average international shipment often involves over a dozen documents for successful exporting. Ask questions about which documents are essential, or which ones serve as reference. Know the difference between key documents and deliverables, and ultimately, how they contribute to your export experience and success.   

Ask about:

  • How many documents are used in an average export transaction?   
  • When would you use a letter of credit work, compared to a collection?   
  • How do documentary collections work?  
  • When would you use a letter of credit work, compared to a collection and how does it actually work?  
  • What are the differences between a Letter of Credit and a Draft?  
  • What do I do when I receive a letter of credit?  
  • What are considered discrepancies in letters of credit and what are the most common? 
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