With 25 years of experience as of 2017, The SA Netherlands Chamber of Commerce (SANEC) is the key intermediary for companies, organisations and entrepreneurs doing business or seeking to do business in and between the Netherlands, South Africthe Benelux and the Southern African region (SADC).
Continue reading →The SA Lebanese Chamber of Commerce (SALCOC) is a non-profit organisation, dedicated to the development of strong commercial and economic relations between Southern Africa and Lebanon. We offer networking opportunities with businesses in Southern Africa and Lebanon. Specialised talks from industry influencers and business thought leaders from a variety of business sectors.
Continue reading →SIZA, the Sustainability Initiative of South Africa, provides a platform for agricultural stakeholders to ensure ethical and environmentally sustainable trade. This platform monitors care for the environment and compliance with labour legislation. Our aim is to encourage continuous improvement in practices over time in excess of the minimum legal requirements. We engage directly with our stakeholders throughout the value chain in order to manage risks and identify needs and issues. Interventions and support tools are created by measuring member compliance over time.
Continue reading →The MTMA is a trade organisation representing the importers of Machine Tools throughout South Africa. Membership is restricted to Companies importing new machine tools and which have an infrastructure to support the stocking, marketing and after-sales-service of machine tools.
Continue reading →ITA – Italian Trade Agency is the Italian Governmental agency that supports the business development of Italian companies abroad and promotes the attraction of foreign investment in Italy
Continue reading →The Italian-South African Chamber of Trade and Industry is a non-profit organization that supports the Italian-South African business community and assists with commercial ventures between the two countries.
The Chamber acts as a bridge between Italian and South African business. We provide vital knowledge, contacts and tailor-made assistance for Italian and South African companies to be able to navigate the prospects of bilateral trade between the two countries.
Continue reading →The Chamber is an independent, non-political, subscription-based association dedicated to promoting a business-friendly environment. Our members are drawn from every sector of the economy, and range from independent entrepreneurs to the large corporate. We are a key player in the promotion and facilitation of international trade and an impartial third party which enables us to negotiate contracts and secure funding for projects that benefit its membership. We promote enterprise development, skills development training and business advisory services.
Continue reading →The International Trade Administration Commission of South Africa (ITAC) is a schedule 3A Public Entity established in terms of the International Trade Administration Act, No 71 of 2002, and came into force on 1 June 2003. ITAC replaced its predecessor, the Board of Tariffs and Trade (BTT) that was established in 1986. The predecessor of the BTT is the Board on Trade and Industries (BTI) that dated back to 1924.
The aim of ITAC, as stated in the Act, is to foster economic growth and development in order to raise incomes and promote investment and employment in South Africa and within the Common Customs Union Area by establishing an efficient and effective system for the administration of international trade subject to this Act and the Southern African Customs Union (SACU) Agreement. The core functions are: customs tariff investigations; trade remedies; and import and export control.
Continue reading →The Japan External Trade Organization, or JETRO, is a Japanese government-related organization that promotes trade and investment. If you’re thinking of Japan as an import source or export market, or if you’d like to bring your business here, this is the place to start. As a sub-Saharan region representative office, JETRO Johannesburg plays a fundamental role in promoting and facilitating the development of a mutually beneficial economic relationship between South Africsub-Saharan (12 countries), and Japan from 1961.
Continue reading →HBC strives to continuously remain the key facilitator when it comes to providing various services to its extensive network aiming at facilitating bilateral trade between Southern Africa and the Netherlands.
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