TFO Canada

TFO Canada

http://www.tfocanada.ca/
https://www.linkedin.com/company/tfo-canada/

TFO Canada is a state-owned entity headquartered in Canada. Founded in 1980, the organization employs approximately 40 individuals and its main product involves international trade and development. Functioning as the primary Canadian provider of information, advice, and contact, TFO Canada supports businesses in developing and emerging countries interested in exporting to Canada. The organization provides free web-based products and services to registered exporters, including its Exporting to Canada Handbook and multiple sector-specific documents, and also publishes supply offers for Canadian buyers.

Revenue

Founded

1980

Headcount

35

Headquarters

Canada

Primary Segment

International Trade and Development

Ownership

State Owned

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Mar

27th

2026

19:03

Finance First: How SMEs Fund Canadian Market Entry

By John Rugira, Guest contributor, (DBA) Specialization in Finance – Sherbrooke University This article explains practical financing instruments—with Purchase Order (PO) financing at the core as the most accessible, buyer-anchored option—and partnership models that enable SMEs to bridge cash-flow gaps and meet compliance requirements for Canadian buyers.

Mar

27th

2026

17:14

Canadian Demand Signals: What SMEs Must Do Now?

By Michelle Hustler, TFO Canada Associate As global trade relationships evolve, and familiar supply chains come under pressure, Canadian buyers and consumers are looking more deliberately at who they source from and what they expect of suppliers.

Mar

27th

2026

17:08

commerce, on sidelines of WTO Ministerial Conference

(Yaoundé/Geneva) – The International Trade Centre (ITC) and the Government of the Republic of Cameroon sign a letter of intent to strengthen collaboration in advancing ecommerce and the digital economy in Cameroon. The signing took place on the margins of the World Trade Organization’s (WTO) 14th Ministerial Conference (MC14).

Mar

27th

2026

17:04

MC14 opens in Yaoundé with call to reinvigorate WTO in time of crisis

The WTO’s 14th Ministerial Conference (MC14) in Yaoundé, Cameroon, opened on 26 March with concerns about geopolitical strife and the future of the organization weighing on WTO members. Nevertheless, Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala said she was hopeful the gathering of trade ministers would find the political will to overcome differences and advance work on important topics on the MC14 agenda.

Mar

27th

2026

17:01

Peru plans to export more mandarins in 2026 with a focus on the Americas

A new Peruvian mandarin campaign is starting with prospects for growth in terms of volume, although also with pressure factors linked to production costs, logistics, and commercial volatility. For growers and exporters, the determining factor is to stay in touch with the market and implement a strategy that combines production, quality, and commercial positioning.

Mar

27th

2026

16:39

More Hands Together: A Peruvian Ginger Exporter’s Journey To Canada — And Beyond - TFO Canada

In the heart of Peru’s Central Jungle, ELISUR ORGANIC began in 2016 with four partners — two veteran farmers, Wildo Ramírez and Fredy Mauricio, food engineer Kristel Camargo, and economist Caleb Alcalá — united by one commitment: create better socioeconomic conditions for farmers and for the Junín region.

Mar

20th

2026

14:23

Capital Investment, Emerging Tech, B2B Tag

AI investment and Middle East conflict shape outlook for global trade

The outlook for world trade in 2026 will be shaped by two powerful and opposite forces. On the one hand, the extraordinary momentum of investment in artificial intelligence (AI) continues to energize global demand for high-tech goods and digitally delivered services.

Mar

20th

2026

09:56

The Hormuz Bottleneck: What the Iran Conflict Means for Industry Beyond the Barrel

As the conflict between the United States and Iran escalates, headlines have predictably fixated on crude oil. It’s the finite fuel underpinning the modern global economy’s illimitable quest for expansion. Brent crude has surged past US$100 per barrel, its highest level since January 2025 and tanker traffic through the Strait of Hormuz has all but dried up amid drone strikes and security fears.

Mar

13th

2026

09:58

Launch of third phase of EIF activities at MC14 high

Launch of third phase of EIF activities at MC14 high-level event A high-level event marking the launch of the Enhanced Integrated Framework’s (EIF) third phase of activities will take place on the margins of the 14th WTO Ministerial Conference (MC14) in Yaoundé, Cameroon, on 25 March. The EIF’s work is dedicated to harnessing trade and investment for prosperity and sustainable economic growth in least-developed countries (LDCs).

Mar

13th

2026

09:53

ADB to Step Up Support for ASEAN as Strategic Financing and Advisory Partner

MANILA, PHILIPPINES (13 March 2026) — Asian Development Bank (ADB) President Masato Kanda met economic ministers from the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) today and committed to increasing ADB’s support for the regional bloc as it begins to implement its long-term plan ASEAN Vision 2045.

Mar

13th

2026

09:48

Women Transforming Food Systems

Stories of leadership, innovation, and impact When women gain equal access to resources, markets, and leadership, they boost food production, improve nutrition, and strengthen household incomes. Their influence fosters more sustainable consumption, reduces inequalities, and builds resilience to the changing climate.

Mar

13th

2026

09:35

How Will the Conflict in the Middle East Affect Economies in Asia and the Pacific?

Surging fuel prices and disruption to shipping risk widespread fallout across the region, but policymakers should resist market intervention in favor of support measures for vulnerable groups. Geopolitical risk is again at the center of the global economic outlook.

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