Are a company’s financial resources matched with the volume they intend to export during the accreditation process?
Yes. A company may choose to self-limit their export tonnage to strengthen their application. For example, an applicant wanting to export small quantities of bulk wheat may have an export proposal for which it is ‘fit and proper’, despite having fewer financial resources compared with other accredited exporters. The flexibility given to WEA means it can accredit such an applicant, while requiring evidence of significant financial resources from applicants with significant export proposals.
Related Questions
- Are a company’s financial resources matched with the volume they intend to export during the accreditation process?
- What happens to existing debt obligations and financial claims against the Company during the chapter 11 process?
- What assistance and resources are available to help export my companys products?
