Topic “USA Articles” — Exporter Magazine

Lucy Wildman and Fran (Francis) Frost’s line of merino clothes ‘for little monsters’ is catching on fast in the US. So why did they succeed, where other brands have failed? 

Kiwi flight drink company 1Above has gained more than 60 North American retail stores, including Amazon.com, in just six weeks.

WhosOnLocation is a cloud-based ‘people presence’ management solution making rapid in-roads into global markets. Recent success on the North American front is taking the company to a whole new level. Exporter Today spoke to ‘operations sensei’ Victoria Armstrong about the company’s export journey.

As a menswear brand Rodd & Gunn has been around since 1946. In recent times it has targeted the North American market in a bid to become truly international. 

US Connect founder Ian Smith explains why he has a burning desire to help exporters on both sides of the Tasman break into the US, and offers his ten tips for success.

New effervescent tablets and kiosks at Sydney and Melbourne international airports are contributing to further strong sales growth for New Zealand based flight drink company 1Above.

Orion Health has celebrated their second crowning as Supreme Winner of the American Chamber of Commerce (AMCHAM) Success and Innovation Awards. 

2013 was an extremely positive year for exporter company oob; but fast growth comes with its own unique set of challenges. Co-owner Robert Auton shares the gains and some pains.

Entering the US market is an expensive, long-term operation, made easier by learning from the experience of those who’ve gone before.