Trading
International trade, connectivity, logistics trade
Why trade through GLOBAL ASSISTANT?! - When planning how to grow your business abroad, it’s important to consider the current climate of the market you’re planning to enter. Global Assistant guarantees within the complete field of trade logistics so that you do not need to worry about anything. We optimise the flows of goods and form the link between suppliers, trading companies and final customers. In addition to providing rapid and reliable transport operations, we offer other value-added services, which can benefit our customers too. There are rapid changes to incoming goods, the development of product lines and sales strategies. After all, customers’ price consciousness and their demands for quality and sustainability are on the rise. At the same time, manufacturers are tapping into new sales markets and expanding their ranges of products.
International trade allows countries to grow beyond the capacity of their domestic markets and to facilitate the flow of goods, services, and technologies. The importance of international trade has grown significantly over the past decades as countries become more inter-connected. The modern era of international trade is one of increasingly complex interactions between people, firms, and organizations. Supply chains cross countries and regions. Trade has become a 24/7 business and good performance in trade requires connectivity along not only roads, rail, and sea, but in telecommunications, financial markets and information-processing. Today China has the largest logistics trade market in the world, based on logistics opportunities and business fundamentals. Much of this is attributed to the country’s growing logistics infrastructure; an extensive network of warehouses, and storage facilities paired with advanced IT services.
International trade allows countries to grow beyond the capacity of their domestic markets and to facilitate the flow of goods, services, and technologies. The importance of international trade has grown significantly over the past decades as countries become more inter-connected. The modern era of international trade is one of increasingly complex interactions between people, firms, and organizations. Supply chains cross countries and regions. Trade has become a 24/7 business and good performance in trade requires connectivity along not only roads, rail, and sea, but in telecommunications, financial markets and information-processing. Today China has the largest logistics trade market in the world, based on logistics opportunities and business fundamentals. Much of this is attributed to the country’s growing logistics infrastructure; an extensive network of warehouses, and storage facilities paired with advanced IT services.