Welcome in
Denmark! This trip goes so fast, we’re almost at our final stop: Norway. No, I’m
not going to talk to you about Norway already, be patient! I’ll tell you some
more about the trade in Denmark today..
Denmark has
an open market with 86.6 percent trade freedom. Which means there are not many
limitations if we talk about trade freedom and support for free trade is high.
After all, globalisation is a good thing, right? Denmark has the 9th highest
export per capita in the world!
Denmark’s
main exports are:
- · Industrial production
- · Manufactured goods (machinery and fuels)
- · Agricultural products
- · Others for consumption for example meat and meat products
The thing
that characterize Denmark is perhaps the considerable sources of oil and
natural gas in the North Sea. Denmark is a huge exporter of crude oil.
So as you
can tell Denmark has many advantages for exporting. As a first, Denmark is
located at a very good place, it’s the only Scandinavian country connected to
Europe. As a second, its position on the Baltic Sea makes Denmark a very
lucrative market for EU and non-EU countries. Finally, its extensive
infrastructure and high-skilled workforce also are a big asset to promote trade
for foreign customers.
Germany,
Sweden and the UK are Denmark’s most important export destinations. Outside the
EU, the United States is the largest trading partner.
If
discussed the trade in a few countries so far. So it’s not a surprise if I told
you that Denmark also has a lot of trade fairs and trade shows. I guess that’s
an event which happens all over the world. I mean, every country has to
introduce new goods on the market. The biggest fairs I found are: Vision, HI
Industry and Danfish.
See you at
our next stop bloggers!
Sources
http://www.tradefairdates.com/Fairs-Denmark-Z57-S1.html
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