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Partner Webinar I EEN I EU–MERCOSUR Trade Agreement explained: key insights for businesses looking to trade with Latin America
Your Computer or Connected DeviceEmbracing Global Markets Webinar Series The webinar series ‘Embracing global markets’ supports European small and medium-sized enterprises and start-ups to innovate and expand in Asia, Africa and the Americas. The webinars are hosted by experts of various European Commission services and the 'Enterprise Europe Network', the world's largest business service provider. Objectives From 1
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Member Webinar I ERCI/ELCA | Battery & Advanced Material Recycling for Railway Components
Your Computer or Connected DeviceIn this webinar, you will learn more about the topics of battery recycling (e.g. from mobility applications, including rail transport) and the recycling of plastics and hard‑to‑recycle composite and advanced materials that are relevant for rolling stock and railway infrastructure. Please register here This webinar is jointly organised by the European Lightweight Clusters Alliance (ELCA) and the European Railway Clusters Initiative (ERCI). Member
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EACC Florida Task Force Transportation, Logistics & Customs I Cargo Theft & Freight Fraud – Operational Best Practices for Today’s Supply Chains
Cargo theft and freight fraud are rising sharply across U.S. supply chains, with companies facing increasingly sophisticated schemes and financial exposure. As part of its Transportation, Logistics & Customs programming, EACC Florida will convene a focused Task Force session addressing how companies are actively responding—operationally and in coordination with public authorities. This first session of
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Partner WEBINAR | EACCNY I Quarterly EU Economic Update: This Time Is Different – Europe Builds on its Foundations for Stability and Growth
Your Computer or Connected DeviceThis Quarterly EU Economic Update is organized by EACCNY in cooperation with the EU Delegation in Washington DC, President Trump’s decision to attack Iran has the potential to transform the Middle East – but at least in the short-term has led to sharply higher energy prices. But unlike in 2022, when Russia’s invasion of Ukraine