Confidence improves, but tariff risks and global pressures remain
How AI can help Canada grow digitally delivered services exports.
Keep track of the international markets that matter to your business. Get the latest financial and macroeconomic information for both developed and emerging markets.
Commodity prices can impact exporting, global trade and your business, so it’s important to be prepared for the challenges ahead.
Gain a competitive edge in Europe through Canada’s free trade agreements.
Insights from EDC’s Cleantech Export Summit on where global demand and investment are heading.
How B2B events, trade shows and trade missions help exporters grow globally.
Canada excels in R&D and media services, but IP and infrastructure gaps constrain digital trade.
A guide to Group D Incoterms, focusing on delivery, duties and risk transfer.
Understand how Incoterms FCA defines delivery, risk transfer and exporter responsibilities.
A 2026 update to EXW Incoterms, costs, delivery obligations and risk transfer explained.
A guide to Group C Incoterms, covering costs, insurance and risk transfer rules.
How population growth and investment needs are creating infrastructure opportunities in West Africa.
Discover Canadian tariffs on U.S. goods, CUSMA review and EDC support for managing trade risks.
Global growth stabilizes but faces ongoing policy shifts, tariffs and geopolitical uncertainty.
Discover opportunities, risks and regions for Canadian exporters doing business in China in 2026.
Tariffs and inflation weigh on growth in the U.S., Canada and Mexico in 2026.
Globalization is evolving, not reversing, as technology and trade keep the world connected.
Poland offers strong growth and sector opportunities for Canadian exporters under CETA.
Learn how an Asian food importer grew in Latin America through EDC support and private labels.
EDC’s Top 10 global risks reveal rising geopolitical, trade and economic threats for exporters in 2026.
With growing risks, Canadian companies face new challenges. EDC’s Global Economic Outlook offers insights to help you make better business decisions.
Learn about key sectors, market trends, and how EDC supports Canadian businesses expanding to Europe.
Analyzing U.S. tariffs and CUSMA compliance to uncover the true costs for Canadian exporters.
Canada’s critical minerals strengthen Germany’s energy transition and industrial resilience.
Discover the Top 10 global risks for Canadian exporters in 2026—from CUSMA talks to trade wars and recession threats. Learn how to prepare with EDC insights.
2026 outlook: Fragile growth, tariff volatility and global trade risks.
LH Home, a Canadian furniture importer and distributor, adapts to tariffs and supply chain challenges to grow in U.S. and Mexican markets.
R&D investment is key to Canadian exporters’ competitiveness, diversification and global growth.
Explore how tariffs work, who pays them and if they’ll affect your sales.
Canadian firms adapt cross-border M&A amid U.S. economic and trade policy uncertainty.
Learn how Canadian exporters can recover duties and improve profitability.
File a duty drawback claim and recover duties to improve cash flow and reduce export costs.
Protexxa, a Canadian cybersecurity firm, shares how digital service exporters can manage regulatory hurdles and grow confidently on the world stage.
Canadian exporters can seize growth by entering India’s expanding, opportunity-rich market.
Canada’s trade infrastructure faces key challenges across road, rail, ports and air transport.
Canadian exporters face tariffs, trade uncertainty and uneven growth across key sectors
EDC helps Canada lead in critical minerals with financing, partnerships and sustainable mining.
Discover how a Canadian men’s apparel brand is growing with EDC support.
China’s EV rise poses risks and opportunities for Canada’s auto and battery supply chain.
Storkcraft expands to Mexico and beyond with EDC’s support and business advisory services.
Explore the impact of tariffs and learn about support programs and compliance strategies.
Explore how wildfires disrupt Canadian trade, tourism, infrastructure and economic productivity.
Indonesia’s infrastructure is booming. Learn key insights for Canadian businesses.
The U.S. has suspended the de minimis rule. Learn how this impacts Canadian exporters.
Discover how an export diversification strategy can reduce risk and open new global opportunities.
Save time and money while accelerating your market diversification journey
The IOR ensures customs compliance. Learn how they mitigate tariff-related risks.
An overview of Canada’s 15 free trade agreements.
Learn how U.S. steel and aluminum tariffs impact supply chains and how to mitigate their effects.
Explore Canada's free trade agreements with the EU and U.K.
Key economic trends in 2025: Trade uncertainty, central bank rate divergence and rising inflation.
Ensure your products meet CUSMA standards to avoid penalties and reduce trade risks.
Discover how market diversification can enhance your export strategy and provide new ways for your business to grow in today’s uncertain trade climate.
Discover key insights to help you understand how to properly use incoterms
No more filling out paper forms. Exporters can now electronically declare their shipments leaving Canada.
Understanding CUSMA and export changes is key for businesses navigating trade with the U.S.
Steps you can take to minimize the impact of tariffs
India offers compelling opportunities for Canadian companies across a variety of sectors.
From homecooked meals to exotic global tastes, discover the key trends shaping the food industry
Insights and analysis from EDC on navigating the U.S. business environment
Canada’s new Indo-Pacific Agriculture and Agri-Food Office serves up more opportunities for exporters.
EDC’s Country Risk Quarterly takes stock of evolving risk landscape
The Indo-Pacific region offers vast potential for Canadian companies.
There are four billion reasons why Canadian food companies should expand to this growing region.
How building relationships with Indigenous businesses helps the Canadian economy to thrive.
Certificates of origin (COs) are legal documents that declare the origin of a product. When you export goods to an overseas customer, you must include a CO with your shipment.
Recent events have brought global food insecurity to crisis levels. But Canada can help.
EDC’s Economics team identifies the challenges and opportunities facing Canadian companies, including the impact of COVID-19, global protectionism, inflation, climate change and social unrest.
EDC research panel survey highlights impacts of the pandemic on Canadian businesses.
Canadian biometric company Invixium makes innovative business pivot to keep growing during pandemic
There are signs of hope for better days ahead for Canada-U.S. trade.
We heard a lot about what’s keeping our key customers up at night.
Traditionally, Fluid mainly specialized in producing environmentally responsible, advanced chemical systems for a variety of uses within the oil and gas sector. Now they are also producing hand sanitizer.
Despite significant challenges, Canadian companies are identifying new opportunities, domestically and internationally, and investing in online capabilities to beef up sales.
COVID-19 has generated no winners—only survivors.
An EDC economist helps you understand the different country risks at play.
Not having access to quality answers to trade-related questions is one of the top pain points for exporters.
With EDC’s support, this chemical analysis and measurement company has taken on international contracts from all over the world.
Through the EDC Business Connection Program, this water monitoring solutions company gained the attention of a multinational mining giant.
EDC released its first ever stand-alone Human Rights Policy.
After accessing EDC Portfolio Credit Insurance, the environmental company saw sales grow by 60% and now exports to every continent
This material handling company started out in a garage, but used EDC’s credit insurance and Business Connection Program to support its international growth and is now worth $35 million.
Learn how Wuxly Movement CEO, James Yurichuk, goes through a day leading the animal-free parka company.
Access to working capital from EDC helped this immersive entertainment company expand.
EDC has been working with Hortau to help export smart irrigation systems since the company started looking at selling to the United States.
This company secured contracts worth more than $140 million thanks, in part, to EDC’s Account Performance Security Guarantee.
Direct lending from EDC helped this ethically-sourced pet food company expand into the United States.
EDC helped finance this company’s equipment, allowing it to grow from two to 1,000 employees in just four years.
After accessing additional working capital with help from EDC, this food truck company landed a top customer.
This Dartmouth, N.S., company used two EDC services — the first allowed it to free up operating funds while the second helped facilitate two international acquisitions — one in the U.K. and one in California.
Did you know 72,000 jobs could be reached by 2022 in the clean tech sector? Learn more about Canada’s Cleantech Potential.
Canadian cleantech is helping to realize the potential for clean growth at home.
Amid unsettling trade talks between Canada and the US, there is a glimmer of hope. Canada is turning more attention to smaller but faster-growing markets.
Despite some risks and weaknesses, global growth is back. But where are the opportunities for Canadian companies, and what do they need to consider?
Can Canada's agri-food sector keep up with the growing demand for first-world food, especially as emerging-world populations grow and get richer?
It may sound like a blockbuster movie series, but no other issue has dominated Canada-U.S. trade like softwood lumber.
See how the heavily integrated supply chain between the Canada-U.S. automotive industries benefit both sides of the border.
“Keep calm and trade on” appears to be the motto for these Canadian companies, as they reveal their strategies for dealing in the U.S. market.
