Avoiding Global Trade Traps: How 30 U.S. Companies Navigated Tariffs and Found the Right Markets - Show #156

EPISODE · Mar 19, 2026 · 51 MIN

Avoiding Global Trade Traps: How 30 U.S. Companies Navigated Tariffs and Found the Right Markets - Show #156

from The Global Marketing Show · host globalmarketingshow

In this episode of the Global Marketing Show, Dr. Sarita Jackson, Founder and CEO of Global Research Institute of International Trade, shares her expertise on the intricate world of international business expansion. Having guided over 30 U.S.-based companies through the challenges of exporting and importing in 2025, she explains how tariffs, trade agreements, and country-specific regulations can create both risks and opportunities for growing businesses. From helping medtech, building safety, and cosmetic companies to navigate complex trade policies, Sarita demonstrates the importance of understanding not just the market, but the specific product, its classification, and how trade agreements like USMCA can impact costs and competitiveness. She also discusses the often-overlooked “non-tariff barriers” that can hinder market entry, emphasizing the need for precise, tailored research before investing in new markets. Through real-world examples, Sarita illustrates how data-driven market research and customized strategies help companies avoid costly mistakes and identify markets with the highest potential for sustainable growth. She breaks down how to evaluate international opportunities, consider consumer behavior and demand, and pivot when initial market assumptions don’t match reality. This episode is packed with actionable insights for business leaders, marketers, and entrepreneurs who want to expand globally without getting blindsided by hidden risks. What listeners will learn: How tariffs and trade agreements actually impact exporters and importers, including why where your product is manufactured can dramatically change your cost structure. The hidden “non-tariff barriers” that trip up companies abroad, from regulatory hurdles to discriminatory market practices that can block entry even when tariffs aren’t an issue. Why data-driven market research beats gut instinct when choosing international markets and how the right strategy can uncover overlooked opportunities while avoiding costly expansion mistakes.   Check out The Global Marketing Show Blog.

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