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In Japan, the normal B2B approach, such as trade shows, catalogues, in person visits, has benefitted the brands operating domestically. However, things change with the diminishing population of Japan, pushing brands in Japan to expand overseas. We all know that the business tactics that worked in the home country might not work in another country,

When we think of Japan, many modern products and technologies come to mind, even captivating foreigners. However, traditional products are a different story, and some people may think they are too traditional to sell overseas. The truth is, there are Japanese traditional brands that have also captivated foreigners.In this article, we would like to introduce

African swine fever (ASF) has resulted in the ban of Spain Pork Import in several countries.This has significantly affected the supply of raw materials used for processed meat products such as ham in the Japanese market, making the securing of alternative supply sources more important than ever. Small and medium-sized businesses, in particular, are being

Singapore continues to attract top talent from around the world thanks to its safety, business-friendly environment, and status as an international hub. However, hiring foreign professionals can be challenging. Recently, the Singapore Ministry of Manpower (MOM) announced a list of overseas universities that qualify for 20 points under the COMPASS C2 (Qualifications) criterion. Twenty points

When Singapore first started stockpiling essential food items decades ago, rice was the obvious focus. It was the staple that filled every household pantry. However, climate change an political instability have changed the landscape. Today, the city-state’s approach to food security is broadening in a way that offers valuable lessons not just for governments, but

Singapore’s iconic Orchard Road is preparing for another spectacular Christmas light-up — and expectations are high. According to The Business Times, visitors along the shopping belt is projected to surpass last year’s 5.8 million, buoyed by a strong tourism rebound and renewed consumer confidence. At first glance, this might seem like a retail story. But

The Pasar Senen Thrift Ban In late October 2025, Indonesia’s Finance Minister Purbaya Yudhi Sadewa announced plans to revamp Jakarta’s Pasar Senen, one of the country’s largest hubs for imported secondhand clothing. The policy aims to replace thrifted goods with locally made apparel, part of a broader effort to strengthen domestic manufacturing and reduce reliance