GBS-NET, LLC
Global Business Solutions Network
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The rhythm that we apply in the export process has closely to do with the size and purchasing power of the consumer market and the tariff agreements for imports, the distances between the production points and the final marketing points.

In the internationalization of products, there are no aspects that should be overlooked or aspects that should be overlooked. In short, in international trade all precautions must be taken so that commercial operations are safe in their process and profitable.
At GBS-NET, LLC, precautions are taken within the technical aspects that balance export logistics, which are:

- Tiempos promedio de tránsito desde origen a destino

- Principales puertos de carga y descarga.

- Incoterm recomendado en importaciones y exportaciones.

- Documentos requeridos en el manejo legal de mercancías.

- Cálculos de tarifas

- Autorizaciones sanitarias

Information on market access is part of the process in real time, analyzing the flow of imports and exports, trends, main partners, political risks, their needs, product category, social indicators, economic indicators, analysis of the map of imports and exports, trade agreements, tariffs, transportation, costs.

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Transit times are one of the key factors that must be taken into account, the same ones that are closely related to the type of merchandise that must be transported, as well as the freight that will affect final costs.

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China
Shanghai is the largest port in China and in the world. Its development in recent years has allowed it to cross the barrier of 30 million TEUs without forgetting that it started its activities only 40 years ago with a capacity of 8,000 TEUs. Also, in the world's largest automated container terminal, located in the deepwater port of Tangshan.

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India
Jawaharlal Nehru Port, also known as Nhava Sheva Port, is located east of Mumbai. It is 680 meters long and has three piers where more than 10 million TEUs pass each year, representing 55.81% of all traffic in India.

Los Angeles California
The United States of America has a port capacity made up of more than 400 ports, which handle 90% of the total tons of cargo. The port of Los Angeles in California, due to its strategic location, is responsible for most of the trans-Pacific trade with a management that exceeds 4.4 million TEUs, which represents 13.5% of the North American market share. It is currently ranked 19th in the world's busiest ports, handling around 1.2 billion dollars of daily cargo.

Port of New York and New Jersey
On the East Coast, the port of New York and New Jersey is the main port.
It is the largest and busiest port on the East Coast of the United States and the third largest in the country. It offers access to one of the most concentrated consumer markets in the world. Mobilizing more than 4.5 million TEUs, which contributed to more than 11% of total container trade in North America. Handles goods such as oil, scrap metal, general cargo and bulk.

Miami Florida

The Port of Miami, located in the state of Florida, United States, plays a crucial role in international trade and tourism.

The importance of the Port of Miami:
Cruise Capital of the World: The Port of Miami is famous for receiving around four million cruise passengers annually, making it the “cruise capital of the world.”
Gateway to the Americas: Its strategic location at the crossroads between North and South America makes it a vital point for global trade. It is an important center for the entry of goods from Latin America and the Caribbean.
Foreign Trade and Economy:
The United States is the largest importer and second largest exporter worldwide. In 2019, its exports reached 1.5 trillion dollars, while imports reached 2.38 trillion dollars.
In short, the Port of Miami is a key hub for commerce and tourism, and its strategic location makes it a vital contributor to Florida's local and state economies.