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Getting started

Exporting has many advantages, no matter what size or type of business you operate.

If you are thinking about exporting, it’s important that you know as much as possible about operating in foreign markets, and that your organisation, products and services are export ready.

For a comprehensive guide to getting started, visit Austrade

The following organisations also provide specific information and resources to help you on your exporting way.

• TradeStart is a package of free services to assist your business to develop overseas markets and make your first export sale. The Department of Trade and Economic Development offer it in partnership with Austrade.

• Export - Assistance for South Australian Business

• Austrade provides a range of assistance for new and existing exporters.

• Australian Customs Information Centre provides information relevant to exporting goods.

• Australian Institute of Export (AIEx) provides nationally accredited training endorsed by the Australian National Training Authority (ANTA).

• Australian Institute of Export (SA) Ltd provides documentation required for the export process.

• Business Entry Point (BEP) for business improvement.

• Business SA Export Centre provides an export management service for small and medium exporters and companies new to exporting, including importing country regulations.

• Business SA provides education and training to support export activities.

• Council for International Trade and Commerce South Australia (CITCSA) for networking and subsidies to participate in trade shows.

• Export Finance and Insurance Corporation (EFIC) for export credit, insurance and financial services.

• International Trade Association of South Australia (affiliated with Business SA). This site features a comprehensive directory of South Australian products and services.

• IP Australia for information relating to patents, trademarks and logos.

• Practitioners Directory published by the National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters provides a searchable listing of all accredited translators and interpreters in Australia by language.

• Standards Australia for regulatory compliant requirements in your destination market.