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CLADEC has been invited to participate in a joint meeting with EAA, GEA and the Canadian Association that will take place in Washington DC on June 18, 2012. During the meeting, representatives from all these organizations will discuss best practices in the industry. The meeting also has the objective of discussing coordinated efforts in the customs and security areas.
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The Chilean Finance Minister, Felipe Larraín, announced March 14, 2012 the award of tender of the Integrated Foreign Trade System (SICEX) to the CrimsonLogic-Everis consortium with the goal of developing the design, implementation, and start of SICEX, within the framework of a project financed by the IDB.
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Oxford Economics Study: The Express Delivery Industry. English Spanish
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En la actualidad, numerosos países cuentan con programas de operadores económicos autorizados: los 27 países de la Unión Europea (OEA), Estados Unidos (C-TPAT), Canadá (PIP), China, Japón, Nueva Zelanda, República de Corea y Singapur.
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Facilitating trade is essential for countries that aspire to compete in the global economy. Low transactions costs, speed, and
predictability are all ingredients of a good logistics system. The payoff is large.
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Logistics as a Competitiveness Factor for Small and Medium Enterprises in Latin America and the Caribbean – English
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Business Climate for Competitiveness in the Americas: Simplification of Procedures to Promote Competitiveness – English
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Logistics as a Driver for Competitiveness in Latin America and the Caribbean – English
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Presentation on the state of logistics in Mexico. English
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What is Trade Facilitation? With negotiations to reduce trade barriers at the border increasingly contentious and lengthy, some policymakers are focusing on other impediments to international trade, including those that originate within their own economies. ‘Trade facilitation” is the rubric that covers the research and policy analysis on impediments to cross-border trade that are not tariffs or quotas.
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