Making business in Europe and Asia

Objective:

Utilize available resources to take advantage of a positive business environment in a given country.

Process:

• Open the platform in my course
• Read the second theme
• Making the second activity
• Making a conclusion about the theme
• Gather information in the report format  

Resulted:

1. Check the following web tool: Practical guide to doing business in Europe

Browse along and find the requisites for imported goods into the European Union regarding consumer guarantees; take note of those imposed by Sweden and Finland.

• Basics rules to export between EU, Finland and Sweden

•  EU law gives consumers the right to a minimum 2-year guarantee. (But in some countries, national law may require you to provide longer guarantees)
• If the products can’t be like the description or has different qualities your customers can ask for redress under the 'legal guarantee' provided by EU law
• Your relationship with your customers doesn't end when they buy your product. Even after delivery, you bear some responsibility towards customers if your product turns out to be faulty

• Packing rules

• The consumer’s products must be labeled in the national languages of the country of marketing or, if applicable, by signs or instructions or caution universally recognized symbols.
• Labels must accurately describe the contents of the package.
• The weight and measures should be reported in the metric system.
•  If applicable, it must include information for safe use.
•  Some foods must include the identification of the country of origin.
•  The CE marking is mandatory in many products.

 2. Look for three Mexican companies from different industries that could export to these two countries, and justify your selection.

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