Sales Funding, Support and Advice
Does your business trade in Northern Ireland or Ireland? If so, there are number of opportunities right here on your doorstep. The latest figures show that cross-border trade has reached an all-time high of £8.3billion /€9.5billion, and continues to grow.
If you want to start your export journey, exporting to the opposite jurisdiction is one of the easiest ways to grow your business. Geographically, it’s the closest export market with no language barrier or travel restrictions in place. You can increase your sales and grow your export business without ever leaving the island.
InterTradeIreland is helping firms gain the knowledge, skills and capability to access the cross-border market. We’re supporting companies to establish and grow exports with our flexible and tailored supports, including our new Trade Export Pathway, offering bespoke, funded support tailored to specific needs. Whether you’re a first-time exporter or an advanced exporter, InterTradeIreland can also help you fund and recruit a sales professional through the Acumen programme. (Eligibility criteria applies)
In addition to sales supports, our Go-2-Tender practical workshops and company specific mentoring supports can help SMEs improve the odds of tendering successfully for public sector contracts.
Questions about cross-border trade?
InterTradeIreland has created a user-friendly knowledge base with information on a variety of topics, including trade in goods and services, focusing on customs, VAT, regulation and cross-border employment. Visit our cross-border trade hub to access answers to your cross-border trade questions.
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InterTradeIreland highlights significant trading opportunities at conference to launch its new Cross-Border Trade HubInterTradeIreland is inviting businesses of all sizes to its ‘Unlocking New Cross-Border Trade Opportunities’ conference, taking place on 27th September at the Printworks Event and Exhibition Centre, Dublin Castle.
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Firms focus on holding their ground as innovation takes back seatInterTradeIreland’s latest All-Island Business Monitor reveals that stability in business performance continues to set the tone for 2023. In the second quarter, 57 per cent of firms reported a stable three months, with just over a third in growth.
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InterTradeIreland welcomes US Special Economic EnvoyInterTradeIreland welcomed US Special Economic Envoy Joe Kennedy III and US Consul General Paul Narain to its office in Newry on Wednesday.
