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If you are considering starting a business or expanding your existing business, you need to do your homework. This section includes information on a number of important topics, as well as links to additional online resources you may wish to explore.
We are pleased to now offer a specialized resource for those considering international trade. Exporting is crucial to Washington State's economic health. Increased exports mean business growth and more jobs. Yet only a small percentage of potential exporters take advantage of export opportunities. For the economic well-being of our state, it is important that area businesses think globally.
For online training, resources, and to take an export readiness assessment survey, please see our Export Readiness Center portal.
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