Posts Categorized: Exports
Why Europe Needs to Be Your Next Export Destination
Exploring Business Opportunities in Spain and Portugal As global markets continue to evolve, businesses in West Virginia are increasingly seeking to expand their reach beyond U.S. borders. If international growth is part of your strategy, Europe—specifically Spain and Portugal—should be at the top of your list. And with the West Virginia Department of Economic Development […]
Continue reading23 WV companies honored for their export success
CHARLESTON, W.VA. — Twenty-three West Virginia companies that grew their business by exporting a good or service to a new country last year were recognized by state officials in a ceremony on July 22. Eight of these companies were first time winners. During the event, each business received the Governor’s Export Award, given to companies […]
Continue readingNavigating the Path to Export Success: Echo-Lit’s Journey Begins
Located in the heart of Charleston, West Virginia’s West Side, Echo-Lit LLC is a welcoming modern storefront adorned by a vivid mural of a young girl reading by candlelight in a West Virginia-themed hollow. Step inside, and you’re greeted by a tapestry of art prints, literary excerpts and a trove of West Virginia-inspired treasures meticulously […]
Continue readingCE Marking: What is it and does my business need one?
With a population of more than 450 million consumers and 30 member states, the European Economic Area is a thriving market with plenty of opportunities for first-time and experienced West Virginia exporters. But as we’ve written in previous editions of this blog, selling your products in the EU comes with some challenges that require some […]
Continue readingEuropean Green Deal: Challenge and Opportunity for WV Exporters
The European Union has been working on a new economic policy called the European Green Deal that will make Europe the first climate-neutral continent by 2050. This means that the EU wants to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by the mid-century. But what does that mean for businesses here in West Virginia? […]
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