What Lies on the Horizon?
Water Quality Products
January 2008
By Water Quality Products
Industry professionals share their perspectives on what lies ahead for the water treatment industry in 2008
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What’s in Store for the Water Industry in 2006?
Water Quality Products
January 2006
Neda Simeonova, editor
Each January, Water Quality Products asks some of the top industry professionals to share their views on the main issues that influence our industry today, as well as give us their forecasts for 2006. We hope the following pages will assist you in preparing for a new and successful business year.
Full of Promise
Water Quality Products
October 2002
Contributed by Zenith International
East Europeans drank almost 10 percent more soft drinks in 2001, pushing consumption past the 20,000 million liter mark for the first time, according to the 2002 East Europe Soft Drinks report from Zenith International. Volumes have jumped 36 percent since 1997, despite the economic troubles of the late 1990s.
Duty Drawback: Lowering the Cost of Importing, Exporting, Part I
Water Quality Products
March 2000
Eric Aparnieks
Many companies that export their products today, whether they are importing or exporting undoubtedly pay substantial customs duties. The majority of companies probably do not realize that many of the duties paid in the course of their overseas shipments and activities can be nearly "fully refunded."
Inexpensive and Uncomplicated VAT Recovery
Water Quality Products
January 2000
Eric Aparnieks
Overseas travelers often are either unaware they can reclaim VAT charges, or fail to know where to go for appropriate support.
Strategic Alliance
Creating New Business Opportunities for Companies, Part I
Water Quality Products
November 1999
Eric Aparnieks
Cooperation often takes many forms—everything from joint ventures to both simple and complex licensing agreements. One such partnership that has been successfully employed for some time in the business world but is now gaining a new following is the idea of forming strategic alliances.
Enhancing International Trade with Selective Overseas Partnering
Water Quality Products
June 1999
Eric Aparnieks
Finding a suitable partner for any overseas endeavor is critical when any thought is given to licensing or establishing a manufacturing joint venture arrangement. The U.S. government has developed a number of exciting programs available to assist in your efforts in finding those select
overseas partners.
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