• Using Tariff Finder to determine Import Duties and taxes in target markets: With the recent US tariff changes, understanding the specific import duties and taxes in the US market is crucial for businesses to remain competitive
• Identify relevant Free Trade Agreement applicable to their products and assess potential tariff reductions
• Identify the Rules of Origin criteria for their products under FTAs, which can help businesses navigate the complexities of the new tariff landscape
• Identify the general import formalities and documentation requirements for different countries

About the Speakers:

Poon Wing See

Before joining the Singapore Business Federation (SBF), Poon Wing See accrued significant experience in the logistics sector, specialising in freight forwarding for the last 15 years. At SBF, Wing See plays a pivotal role in helping businesses navigate the complexities of Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) and advising on trade compliance issues. Her work focuses on assisting businesses in leveraging these agreements to optimise corporate trade strategies. Additionally, Wing See spearheads initiatives aimed at boosting businesses' capabilities in FTA planning, empowering them to fully capitalise on the benefits of FTAs for competitive advantage. Wing See is also one of the trainers for the SBF workshops: Introduction to Free Trade Agreements on the topic in Rules of Origin.

Gan Hock Chye

Gan Hock Chye is a seasoned trade professional with over 15 years of experience spanning international trade, healthcare, and community development. He currently serves as Lead Manager at the Singapore Business Federation.

With his continually expanding knowledge of global markets, Hock Chye specialises in helping businesses effectively utilise free trade agreements, navigate international trade law, and comply with export controls. A frequent speaker at workshops and forums, he provides thought leadership on trade policy, international market expansion, and economic integration. He is actively involved in several professional organisations, contributing to the development and implementation of trade policies.

Manufacturers, exporters, logistics professionals, traders, business development staff.