World Trade magazine: The trusted source of information and analysis for executives at the highest level of midsized to large U.S. manufacturers engaged in domestic and international trade.

Monthly, World Trade Magazine examines each sector of world trade - transportation, logistics and supply chain management, technology, finance and trade services, and domestic and international economic development. Emphasis is on executive interviews and in-depth company profiles designed to assist our readers in making their businesses more profitable.

World Trade Magazine is today’s most relevant U.S. logistics journal delivering news and information to 100% U.S. subscribers active in domestic and international trade.

Today businesses are sourcing abroad so they need information on how to operate overseas. 82% of our subscribers plan to enter foreign markets within the next year. World Trade reflects the priorities and diverse interests of its senior level and management subscribers to help them navigate today’s rapidly changing and highly competitive global marketplace.

World Trade covers every aspect of the global supply chain from the movement of products across the U.S. to the procurement from delivery to international markets: LTL, Technology, Express Delivery, 3PL, Air Cargo, Trade Finance, Private Fleet, Warehousing, Ports, Ocean.

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Where's the Goods? Where's the Money?
Supply chain finance and logistics are converging onto a single management platform that aligns transportation of goods with payments.
by Richard Barovick

Trust lies at the center of all trade finance transactions, but these days, with the credit crunch putting a dent in global commerce, safe harbors are in short supply.

Exporters offering payment terms to foreign buyers are more cautious, and banks that support cross-border sales are more stringent in managing the credit risks involved. Working capital and receivables finance, inevitably, are more expensive and less available. ...

Getting the Most from On-the-Fly Transactions
Accommodating sudden needs can be a headache but they let shippers test new options.

Hope on the Horizon
The Panama Canal expansion is a beacon of hope for East Coast ports and logistics providers as they weather the economic doldrums.

Managing Fleets in Turbulent Times
Striking the balance between cost volatility and customer service demands poses tough challenges.

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BNP Media publishes more than 40 business-to-business publications. Industries served include manufacturing, security systems, architecture and construction. Founded in 1926, BNP Media is a fourth-generation, family-run business headquartered in Troy, Michigan

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