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Selling UK Baby Goods To South Korea

Market: South Korea
Sector: Food & Drink
Opportunity Type: Private Sector
Response date: 13/12/2015

Two Korean online retailers are looking for new British baby goods & foods which have not been sold into the market yet.

Despite the fact that the South Korean birth rate has continued to decline in recent years, baby and child-related products have expanded as parents have started to spend more on their children, and the need for baby and child-specific products have increased accordingly, with the sector showing a healthy growth rate in 2014.

As a result, two Korean online retailers are looking for new baby goods and foods brands from the UK, and both have contact points in London, making it easier for UK businesses to work with their buyers.

For more details and an introduction to the buyers, please register your interest with UKTI South Korea.

Selling UK baby goods to South Korea… | @UKTI_Korea @UKTI #ExportingisGREAT

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UK companies trading with South Korea are advised that Korean business cards and promotional materials should be considered a basic requirement: it is a vital opportunity to exchange information about your company’s products & services.

Not only is this an important opportunity to provide essential contact information in your client’s language, it also shows a degree of commitment and indicates respect towards your potential business partners.

Contact us for a free quote or if you have any questions.

Sudan Trade Mission, January 2016

Led by the Middle East Association, a multi-sector trade mission to Sudan will be held in Khartoum from 25th January to 1st February 2016.

Sudan benefits from a wealth of natural resources and is attracting increasing foreign investment from a number of Arab countries. Collectively, the EU is Sudan’s 3rd largest trading partner and the UK accounts for around 20% of that business. There is a long and shared history between the two countries and the UK strives to be part of the transformation that will create a Sudan better able to meet the needs of its people. Oil remains the main source of revenue and since 1999 and has been the main contributor to GDP growth.

A mission reception at the British Embassy is planned and the MEA’s objective is to introduce new British companies, particularly Small and Medium sized Enterprises (SMEs), to the market and to help existing exporters to strengthen their presence in Sudan.

The British Embassy will assist mission participants with a programme taking into account their individual needs, and will assist them in obtaining a Sudanese business visa. There will be a bilingual mission brochure which will advertise each participant company’s products & services to potential contacts, and the mission will be led by an experienced mission director who has visited Sudan on several occasions.

Sudan Trade Mission, Jan 2016 | @UKTI @MiddleEastAssoc

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Company representatives attending trade shows and international market events are advised that Arabic business cards and promotional materials should be considered a basic requirement: overseas events provide an excellent opportunity to make new contacts and to exchange information about your company’s products & services.

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Event Details

Market: Sudan
Date: 25th Jan – 1st Feb 2016
Sector: Multi-Sector
Organiser: The Middle East Association

Pharma Sciences Symposium Japan, Jan 2016

The 8th Takeda Science Foundation Pharma Sciences Symposium will be held in Osaka, Japan from 21-22 January 2016.

Globally renowned researchers will speak at the symposium under the theme of Biomolecule-Based Medicinal Science Featuring Mid-Size Drugs, where one of the main topics will be the application of peptides to drug discovery and development.

The symposium primarily targets researchers and the programme includes seminars, Q&A sessions and networking.

Takeda Pharma Sciences Symposium 2016 | #Japan @UKTI @Export2Japan @OpentoExport

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Company representatives attending trade shows and international market events are advised that Japanese business cards and promotional materials should be considered a basic requirement: overseas events provide an excellent opportunity to make new contacts and to exchange information about your company’s products & services.

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Event Details

Market: Japan
Date: 22 – 22 January 2016
Sector: Pharma Sciences
Organiser: Takeda Science Foundation
Venue: Centre for Learning and Innovation, Takeda Pharmaceutical Company, Osaka

Marintec China, December 2015

Regarded as a gateway to the Asian maritime market, Marintec China is the most recognized maritime trade show in Asia: an international marketplace for buyers and sellers to showcase their latest marine services, ship design, offshore engineering and port technology.

Taking place every two years, Marintec China has grown to reflect the size and importance of the Asian maritime market: Marintec China 2013 attracted more than 1,700 exhibiting companies from 32 countries and the 2015 event is predicted to be even larger.

Marintec China 2015 | #ExportingisGREAT #China @UKTI @ChinaBritain @SocMaritimeInd

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The trade show is a unique opportunity for suppliers to connect with new and existing contacts from the region, and to present new products and services to trade visitors and experts from around the world.

For UK companies, the Tradeshow Access Programme offers support via a group led by the Society of Maritime Industries, and exhibiting grants may be available for eligible businesses.

Company representatives attending trade shows and international market events are advised that Chinese business cards and promotional materials should be considered a basic requirement: overseas events provide an excellent opportunity to make new contacts and to exchange information about your company’s products & services.

Contact us for a free quote or if you have any questions.

Event Details

Market: China
Date: 1st – 4th December 2015
Sector: Marine
Organiser: UBM Asia
Venue: Shanghai New International Expo Centre, China

Fintech Tokyo, December 2015

Japan has the world’s second largest financial market and is now accelerating the growth of financial services.

The Fintech Tokyo event will provide UK companies with opportunities to explore the market, meet Japanese contacts and introduce their products.

Fintech Tokyo 2015 | #FinTech #Japan @UKTI @Export2Japan @OpentoExport

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Event Details

Market: Japan
Date: 30th Nov 2015 – 4th Dec 2015
Sector: Financial Services
Organiser: UKTI Japan
Venue: British Embassy, Tokyo

Business Cards — An Essential Networking Tool In The Middle East

Business cards are an essential tool for anyone doing business in the Middle East and to be caught without them is a serious breach of business etiquette and a major social blunder.

Presenting your Middle Eastern clients with business cards in their native language demonstrates that you are taking your international business seriously: not only is it important as a sign of respect, but it is also a way of ensuring that your name, job title and other crucial information are communicated accurately, and that the image of your company is promoted positively, professionally and impressively.

Serious about overseas #trade? Present Middle Eastern clients with business cards in Arabic…

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In Middle Eastern business cultures, a business card signifies group identity and your position within that group. An Arabic business card will do more than just identify you as an individual: it will clarify your status and help you to make that all-important first impression.

And that impression lasts: in Middle East, business cards are often filed away for future reference, not discarded as they so often are in the West.

So, long after your sales trip, your business cards and any other printed material you take with you will continue to represent you and your company to your new business clients.

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We translate, typeset and print dual-language business cards: English on one side, Arabic on the other. We also offer Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Russian and over 50 other languages.

With over 25 years’ experience and a full complement of in-house language and design experts, we are ideally placed to produce high-quality business card translation and artwork, allowing you to make that all-important first impression.

Contact us for a free quote or if you have any questions.

Business Cards — An Essential Networking Tool in Korea

Business cards are an essential tool for anyone doing business in Korea and to be caught without them is a serious breach of business etiquette and a major social blunder.

Presenting your Korean clients with business cards in their native language demonstrates that you are taking your business in Korea seriously: not only is it important as a sign of respect, but it is also a way of ensuring that your name, job title and other crucial information are communicated accurately, and that the image of your company is promoted positively, professionally and impressively.

Serious about overseas #trade? Present #Korean clients with business cards in their own language…

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In SE Asian business cultures, a business card signifies group identity and your position within that group. A Korean business card will do more than just identify you as an individual: it will clarify your status and help you to make that all-important first impression.

And that impression lasts: in Korea, business cards are often filed away for future reference, not discarded as they so often are in the West.

So, long after your Korean sales trip, your business cards and any other printed material you take with you will continue to represent you and your company to your new Korean business clients.

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We translate, typeset and print dual-language business cards: English on one side, Korean on the other. We also offer Chinese, Japanese, Arabic, Russian and over 50 other languages.

Contact us for a free quote or if you have any questions.

Kurdistan-Iraq Oil & Gas Conference & Exhibition, Nov 2015

Now in its 5th year, the largest and most senior gathering of the Kurdistan-Iraq oil & gas industry is returning to London in November 2015.

The event, held under the high patronage of Kurdistan’s Ministry of Natural Resources, remains the one place where you will hear from the most well-known personalities of the global oil & gas industry, and also constitutes the meeting place of choice for thought leaders discussing crucial issues of paramount importance for both existing operators and future investors in the Region.

Following the huge success from 2014, the Exhibition is also featured in this year’s programme, giving you the opportunity to showcase and see the latest cutting edge technology, and to hear from leading providers for upstream, midstream, power and downstream.

Kurdistan-Iraq Oil & Gas Conference & Exhibition, Nov 2015

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Event Details

Date: 30 November – 2 December 2015
Venue: The Lancaster Hotel, London

Saudi Arabia Trade Mission, Nov 2015

The Middle East Association will be leading a trade mission to Saudi Arabia 29th Nov – 9th Dec 2015, visiting the commercial centres of Riyadh, Jeddah, and Eastern Province. The delegation will be led by David Lloyd, Senior Consultant at the MEA and former Head of the British Trade Office in Al Khobar.

Saudi Arabia is the largest economy in the Arab world. The Kingdom has huge budgetary resources to proceed with expanding infrastructure, building new cities and modernising airports and other key installations.

Projects that are attracting special attention at the moment are the new metro lines in Riyadh, Jeddah and Mecca and the new mineral processing and integrated fertiliser plants at Ras Al Khair in the north east of the country, among others.

Saudi Arabia Trade Mission, Nov 2015 | @UKTI @MiddleEastAssoc

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Event Details

Market: Saudi Arabia
Date: 29th Nov – 9th Dec 2015
Sector: Multi-Sector
Organiser: The Middle East Association

Arabic Business Cards

Arabic business cards are an essential tool for anyone doing business in the Middle East and to be caught without them is a serious breach of business etiquette.

How would you react, for example, if a prospective overseas business client was too disorganized to provide you with details about their company and services in your own language? At best it would show a lack of professionalism, but more importantly it would indicate a lack of planning, a lack of commitment and a lack of respect towards you… their new business partner.

Presenting your overseas clients with business cards in their native language demonstrates that you are taking your international business operations seriously: not only is it important as a sign of respect, but it is also a way of ensuring that your name, job title and other crucial information are communicated accurately, and that the image of your company is promoted positively, professionally and impressively.

Serious about overseas #trade? Present Middle Eastern clients with business cards in Arabic…

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In this article we will run through the basic process of translating your business cards into Arabic… it’s quick, it’s cheap (ask us for a free quote) and we guarantee to make the entire process hassle-free for you.

Step 1 — Contact Us
Just send us a scanned copy of your existing business card and we will get straight back to you with a price quote and a turnaround time.

Step 2 — Translation & Typesetting
Our experienced translators will translate your name, your position and all other necessary information for your new Arabic business cards. If you have certain preferences for the translation of your job title or the pronunciation of your name, simply let us know when you order your cards.

Our skilled typesetters will then replicate the layout of your existing English business card (including your logo) so that your dual-language business cards look professional, front and back. This deliberate use of a uniform corporate identity ensures that the Arabic side of your business card is presented as an integral part of the overall graphic design of the card, not as an afterthought.

Step 3 — Proof-Reading
Rest assured that your English/Arabic business cards will be translated accurately and we will email you a copy of the proofs for your approval before going to print.

If any amendments are required (a new mobile number or an additional job title, for example) we will be happy to make any changes required and then email you further proofs: there are no additional charges for amendments (no matter how many times you change your mind) and no job goes to print before you are 100% satisfied with the proofs because we are committed to quality, and the satisfaction of our clients is of paramount importance to us.

Step 4 — Printing
Your business cards will be printed on 335gsm Super White Grosvenor board using state-of-the-art, 7-colour digital presses, ensuring a rapid turnaround and excellent print quality: we believe that quality counts, that first impressions last, and that the humble business card is a vital networking tool in all aspects of business.

Our average turnaround time for printed business cards is just 3 days but we also offer a next-day service for emergencies… you’re not the first person to arrange an overseas business trip and forget about having your business cards translated until the last minute (and you certainly won’t be the last) so we’ve got you covered when you’re down to the wire and out of time.

Step 5 — Delivery
As with amendments to your business card artwork, we don’t believe in charging extra for despatch either: the price we quote is the price you pay, with no extras, no additions and no surprise surcharges.

Contact us for a free quote or if you have any questions.

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We translate, typeset and print dual-language business cards: English on one side, Arabic on the other. We also offer Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Russian and over 50 other languages.

With 25 years’ experience and a full complement of in-house language and design experts, we are ideally placed to produce high-quality business card translation and artwork, allowing you to make that all-important first impression.

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