You’ve got a buyer, a quality product, and logistics ready to go—But suddenly, your shipment is blocked. Why? The answer could be international sanctions. Cross-border sanctions aren’t just for big corporations or arms dealers.Even small exporters can be affected, sometimes without knowing it. Here’s what you need to know to avoid trouble, delays, or fines. […]
Selling your products overseas is a big step—but one wrong move with foreign tax rules can lead to delays, fines, or even blocked shipments. Many local exporters aren’t aware that each country has its own tax system, and non-compliance (even unintentional) can bring serious penalties. Here’s how to stay on the right side of international
You’ve secured your first international buyers.You’ve handled the logistics.You’ve even priced your products competitively. But what about the tax rules in your buyer’s country? Many local exporters forget that selling globally also means playing by international tax rules. Failing to do so can lead to audits, double taxation, or blocked payments. Here’s what you might
Tariffs are back. Import restrictions are rising. And global trade isn’t as open as it used to be. Welcome to the era of rising protectionism—where countries are putting local interests first, and foreign products face more walls than welcome mats. So how should local exporters respond? 1. Understand What Protectionism Looks Like It’s not just
A container stuck at port. Shipping costs that triple overnight. Delivery times that jump from 1 week to 2 months. Welcome to the global shipping crisis—a challenge that’s turning logistics into one of the biggest threats (and costs) for local exporters. Here’s how it affects your business—and what you can do about it. 1. What’s
Cross-border e-commerce has made it easier than ever for local businesses to reach global customers. But as international online sales grow, so do the rules—especially digital tax regulations. From VAT obligations to new digital services taxes, governments worldwide are changing how online trade is taxed. For local sellers, this means more compliance, more paperwork—and more
Exporting isn’t just about reaching new markets—it’s also about managing your costs. One overlooked opportunity? VAT refunds. If your business pays Value-Added Tax (VAT) on goods you export, you might be eligible to get some of that money back. Here’s what every local exporter should know to avoid leaving money on the table. 1. What
What does climate change have to do with your export business? More than you think. From melting ice caps to extreme weather events, climate change is reshaping global trade routes, disrupting logistics, and forcing exporters to adapt to a new reality. Let’s break down how climate shifts are affecting international trade—and what local businesses should
During election season, most businesses focus on taxes or labor issues. But if you’re in the export game, there’s another key question: Will the next government change export policy? The answer is often yes—and the shifts can be huge. From trade agreements to subsidies and export restrictions, elections can influence your global market access more
We are proud to announce that Kaljatra has officially signed a project to export Tempeh Chips to South Korea, marking a big step in our mission to bring Indonesian plant-based products to the global market. This exciting collaboration is made possible through a strategic partnership with Rumah Tempe Indonesia, a leading innovator in hygienic and