i n d e x Adidas History
Stella Mccartney History CUSTOMER PROFILE COMPANY SWOT AND COMPETITIVE ANAYLSIS PURE BOOST SHOES DIADOPHIS SLIDES THE BAHAMAS COUNTRY PROFILE SOURCING DECISION BUSINESS ETIQUETTE IMPORTING TRADE AGREEMENTS, LAWS, AND POLICIES CLASSIFING IMPORTS COST SHEET SHIPPING ROUTES ENTRY PROCESS
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Adi Dassler registered -- “Adi Dassler Adidas Sportschunnfabrik” as well as a shoe with the soon to be famous 3-stripe
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The invention of screw in studs helped the german national football team win the 1954 world cup finale
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The debut of the tracksuit; breaking the company into a new market share of atheletic apparel.
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Taking over yet another branch of sporting goods adidas introduced telestar -designing a ball for the fifa world cup in 1970 with improved visability on black and white television
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Adidas debuts their new logo -- the trefoil; then symbolizing preformance. Now representing lifestyle and street in the adidas originals brand
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Adi Dassler died on september 6. Leaving his son Horst to take over the sportswear empire
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Adidas used technology to provide performance stats to athletes via microchips -now known as miCoach
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Run DMC merged sport and art for the first time with a song called “my adidas”; taking the brand from being strictly sportswear to street style
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Horst Dassler died. Leaving the company with changing leadership and questionable decisions
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robert louis-dreyfus coined CEO. Introduced a new marketing slogan: “we knew then, we know now.”
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With the addition of Salomon Group and its companies; the company changed its name to Adidas-Salomon AG
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Set roots outside of herogenavrach, “the world of sports” -- campus that is home to more than 3,000 employees
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lifestyle brand introduced
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herbert hainer brought in as the new ceo with an even stronger vision for innovation
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Saloman and adidas partnership ends, while reebok and adidas partnership begins
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“all in” campaign launched -- showing the sport, street, and lifestyle of the Adidas brand
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Energy boost shoe changed the running footwear market forever. Innovation pulled together a shoe that provided a one of a kind running experiece
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Pushing technology and instant information and newsfeed to the customer; while providing constantly changing athletic product
stella mccartney
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Stella mccartney graduated from central st. martins
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Stella mccartney was appointed creative director of chloe
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British designer of the year; the elle style awards
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Stella Mccartney launched her own fashion house under her name in a partnership with kering as a 50/50 joint venture
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Stella launched her First collection
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Stella launched her first perfume named “stella”
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Designed specially made costumes for madonna’s reinvention tour, annie lennox’s summer concert tour and the wardrobe for gwyneth paltrow and jude law
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The start of a long partnership with adidas was launched and anounced “stellasport”
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The hugely successful one-off collection “stella mccartney for H&m” sold out worldwide in record time
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Woman of the year; organic style, new york
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Collaborated with artist jeff koons on spring/summer 2006 collection using his prints on the ready to wear peices and accessories shown in paris
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launched care by Stella Mccartney, the first luxury skincare range with 100% organic active ingredients
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international designer of the year, elle style awards, london
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launched a one-off limited edition travel collection with Lesport sac
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best designer of the year, the spanish elle awards, barcelona
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launched a 2 season collaboration collection of stella mccartney for gap kids
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designed exclusive t-shirts for the red nose day 2009 campaign to benefit comic relief charity in the uk
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Stella Mccartney launched meat free monday, an awareness campaign in the uk
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Designed a capsule collection featuring limited edition prints by artist peter blake for net-a-porter
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honored by the natural resources and defense council, new york
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stella mccartney launched her first kids collection for boys, girls and babies newborn to 14 years old
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launched limited dition costume jewelry in collaboration with disney in celebration of the tim burton film alice in wonderland
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stella mccartney launched her sunglass and optical line
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recieved the red carpet award, the british fashion council, london
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Adidas appointed stella mccartney team great britian’s creative director for the olympic summer games. The first time in the history of the games that a leading fashion designer has designed the apparel for a country’s team across all competitions
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stella presented a one-off capsule evening collection in celebration of london during london fashion week
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named brand of the year and designer of the year by the british fashion council
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named best international designer of the year, from the elle style award, london
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launched the stella mccartney x goop capsule collection, a luxury designer collaboration available exclusivley on goop.com, the digital and e-commerce site founced by gwyneth paltrow
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partnered with the nature conservance and ovis xxi introducing a new luxury sustainable wool for autumn 2014 originating from patagonia in support of the restoration and conservation of the land
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designed exclusive linerie set for breast cancer awareness month
customer Profile The Stella mccartney x adidas was premised on the idea that workout clothing should be stylish for the woman that wears her gym clothing regulartly and not just to the gym. The Adidas stellasport girl is young, current, and vibrant look ing to make a statement and stand out. A healthy and active lifestyle is a huge part of the stellasport customers life. Chic, multi-purposeful clothing is essential in the wardrobe of the stellasport woman. With easy to wear pieces and multiple style choices making life easier and more efficient. The stellasport customer is a young college student or a young professional with an active lifestyle who is always in motion; Between the age group 18-28. With the line being more affordable it is marketed directly to customers who want that designer edge but are not in the income bracket of affording luxury. This stellasport diffusion line is perfect for an active fashion enthusiast.
swot strength - commitment to sustainability - Equality among employees and no forced labor laws - Multipurpose use clothing; consistant quality - designed for multiple atheletic avenues - affordable - Wide consumer base - loyal consumers - Great customer service - vivid advertisements - strong brand image - high turnover rates
weakness - Limited product line - quantity restrictions - Shipping restrictions
oportunities - expansion into more sporting categories - menswear collaborations - sporting gear
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Competition saturated market gray goods/knock offs economic crisis
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Pure Boost $160.00 2 colors available shoe type: neutral comfort weight: 6.6 ounces - cushioning provides comfort and returns the energy of your stride more than any other cushioning experience - soft, supportive, comfort to the heel with perforated heelpiece - neutral support: foot motion feels natural and supported from seamless, sock like fit and tech fit upper - confident grip from the versatile rubber outsole
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diadophis $100.00 2 colors available shoe type: neutral comfort weight: 2 ounces - perfect poolside slide on slippers - minimalist slip-on design - comfortable shaped footbed, rubber outsole and confortable textile straps - two soft upper straps - contoured footbed - grippy outsole
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the bahamas A
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Baja Mar meaning shallow sea is where the word bahamas comes from. The Bahamas is made up of about 700 individual islands and stretches over 258,998 square KM of ocean space. The original inhabitants of the Bahamas were the Lucayan indians betweeen the 900 and 1500 ad. The house of assembly of the Bahamas was first officially convened in 1729. The bahamas gained independence July 10, 1973. ON DECEMBER 7, 1971 THE BAHAMAS WERE GRANTED A NEW COAT OF ARMS. The bahamas is known as one of the most politacally stable countries in the world after 270 years of democratic rule. - Sovereign: Queen elizabeth II 1952 - Governor-general: dame marguerite 2014 - prime minister: perry christie 2012
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the bahamas \ s o c i a l / c u l t u r a l
The bahamian culture is a culture that has evolved over generations. The bahamas have a colorful culture that cherishes traditional art, unique rhythmic music, and long held traditions told in popular folklore in oral tradition. Roots coming from African decent with the combination of British and American cultural influence. The official language of the islands is English. The people are described as easy-going, friendly, and hospitable people. The racial make up of the islands is 85% of African origin with the rest of the 15% being of European decent. The average life expectancy is 72 years old. The bahamian people are very well educated with a large educated workforce. The bahamas has a rapidly growing professional class. The bahamas is a highly religious country with the most churches per capita in the world. The church is one of the main influences of bahamian society, including government affairs. Regional caribbean music, including reggae, calypso, and merengue have long traditions and influences in bahamian culture. The official music of the Islands is “goombay�. The closest link to Bahamian ancestry is the Junkanoo dance and music form and it has been remarkably unchanged since. It originated from the bahamas during the days of slavery. Junkanoo is a celebration characterized by colorful costumes, goatskin drums. cowbells, horns, and a brass section. Junkoo can be compared to the american mardi-gras. If the date of the parade falls on a sunday it will be held back until monday affecting business affairs. The Junkanoo festival happens on BoXing day and on new years day. The vibrant colors and dramatic themes of the Junkanoo festival form the basis for the artistic expression along the islands. Liestyle, social struggles, strong religious influences and the breathtaking beauty of the island are clearly seen as strong influences in the art of the bahamas.
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Offering a vareity of options and unique characteristics the bahamas is the perfect climate for business investment, growth and evolution. The bahamas does not tax on income. Capital gains, corporate earnings, personal income, sales, inheritance, or dividends are all tax exempted. This is a freedom that is not only extended to resident corporations but to all partnerships, individuals, and trusts. The Bahamian dollar is usually on par with the us dollar. The bahamian dollar is recognized for it’s steady performance and unwavering value. The stability of the bahamian economy makes it a viable place for investment foundation. Other factors such as a flexible immigration policy is another valuble characteristic of the bahamian economy -- this enables them to easily gain work permits to key personelle. Foreign investment is a large part of the bahamian economy; with investors such as; hong kongs hutchinson port holdings, kerzner international ltd, baha mar development co, sandals resorts, superclubs, and adurion investment management. This is possible since the bahamas provides incentives for investors past the benefits of tax freedom such as relief from customs duties on approved raw materials, equipment and building supplies. Gdp in the bahamas is approximately 5.7 billion with tourism accounting for 50 percent, financial services for nearly 20 percent and the rest is spread among retail and wholesale trade. Since the bahamas are a income tax neutral zone the country drives its revenue from customs duties, property tax, and stamp duties. The bahamas is also in the process of gaining membership into the world trade organization and currently holds an “observer� status. The main exports of the country are pharmaceuticals, cement, rum, crawfish, and refined petroleum products.
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bird: flamingo fish: the blue marlin flower: the yellow elder tree: the lignum vitae or tree of life
The bahamas takes up around 258,998 square km of ocean space with about 3,888 square km of land area. The bahamas are made up by 700 islands and 2,400 unihabited islets and cays, only 30 of the islands are inhabited. The most important island being New Providence which is where the capital, nassau is located. New providence is about 207 square km. The other islands are grand bahama, abaco, eleuthera, andros, cat island, and san salvador. The bahamas are home to five percent of the worlds coral reefs. Mount Alvernia on cat island is the hightest point in the bahamas, standing at 63 meters. There are 120 plant species that are unique only to the bahamas. There are no rivers that run through the country. With pollution very low, The bahamas are home to the clearest waters in the world, visibility reaching over 61 meters. It has been proven that alga is found deepest in bahamian water than anywhere else. The climate is subtropical -usually not experiencing snow, sleet, frost or extreme temperatures. Temperatures usually do not dip below 60 degrees in the winter and during the summer temperatures usually fall to 78 degrees at night and do not reach over 90 degrees through out the day. There are more than seven hours of light during the day on average. Rainy months are normally may-october; rain averages two inches a month from november to october. Wind speeds vary from the summer to winter months. During the summer winds can be 10 knots and below where as in the winter months winds can go up to about 25 knots.
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Perry g. christie was sworn in as The Bahama’s fifth prime minister on may 8. 2012. The bahamas government is responsible for internal security and external affairs after the the british government gave over control and changing the constitution in 1969. Being a member of the commonwealth of nations the bahamas recognized her majestry queen elizabeth II as the head of state. The cabinet constitutes the executive branch and has general direction and control of the government of the bahamas. The cabinate is comprised of at least nine ministers inclusive of the prime minister and attorney general. Parliament consitiutes the legislative branch of the country; which consist of a senate and house of assembly. Paliament may make laws for peace and the over all good of the government. Judicial authority is vested in the judicature which coimprises the supreme court and the court of appeal with such jurisdiction, powers and authority as may be conferred on these courts respectively by the constitution or any other law.
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industries: • - tourism, banking, cement, oil transshipment, salt, rum, aragonite, • pharmaceuticals, spiral-welded steel pipe Natural Resources: - salt, aragonite, timber, arable land Agriculture: - Citrus, vegetables, poultry Exports: - 960 million; mineral products and salt, animal products, rum, chemicals, Fruit and vegetables Imports: - 3.245 billion, machinery and transport equipment, manufactures, chemicals, mineral fuels, food and live animals Major trading partners: - us, south korea, dominican republic, india, singapore, ecuador, colombia, china, canada, switzerland
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residents of nassau commute to work by car, so most main thoroughfares have bumper-to-bumper traffic during rush-hour. a system of jitneys are reliable but does not alleviate the congestion. Outside of the island of nassau, traffic jams are rare. A system of mail boats provides transportation for mail, freight and people between nassau and the other islands on a weekly, bi-weekly, or a monthly basis. the national airline links all major islands. Air routes radiate from nassau, making it necessary to change to a commuter plan in nassau when traveling between family islands.
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while the bahamas imports more than it exports, there are still several products produced in the bahamas. Salts, sea foods, soft drinks, rum, wine, beer, paper products, house paints, car batteries, boat building, shoe manufacturing, bauxite mining, souvenirs, hand bags, canning and food processing, candy and confectionery, furniture, windows, doors, burglar bars, and petroleum
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With the stable economic and governmental structure the bahamas has a positive business climate. Currency is close to the american dollar and the bahamian dollar is a strong currency. With the exception of personal and corporate income tax and the incentives for investors makes it more than welcoming to start a business in the bahamas.
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Had a rather negitive effect on the carribean countries including the bahamas.
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The bahamas have issued many labors laws to cover their islands. They have law covering the following: - standard hours of work - sick leave - vacation leave - maternity and family leave - redundancy payments - termination of employment with notice - summary dismissal - unfair dismissal - children and young persons - wages - fingerprinting and lie detector test - gerneral provisions - employment of young persons in night work the labor work force is made up of the following 1. agriculture 3% 2. industry 11% 3. tourism 44% 4. other services 37%
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“every game has its rules. We have our code of conduct to ensure fair play. and its the way we play it that shapes what we as a company stand for, and our reputation in the outside world.....� - heavy consideration in fairness, ethics, respect, and a sense of healthy competition - The adidas group values its reputation heavily and takes that into consideration when making hard ethical decisions. - Fair play is the biggest part of the adidas code of conduct
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- ethics within sustability: uses non toxic fabrics and was the first luxury brand to not use real leather or furs in her collection. - strong advicate of peta and animal protection campaigns
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Labor laws prevent workers abuse. Human trafficing is not allowed and is very strictly watched and enforced in the country. Flexible immigration policy allows personelle that is needed for the advancement of industry to take place. Children are not allowed to work in factories. The bahamas are very strict on enforcing safety codes and sanitation of the workplace. - avoiding confict in interets - confidentiality - good corporate citizenship
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easy access deep sea ports ethical labor laws good economic standing stable government stable currency natural resources investment incentives flexible immigration policies tax exemptions tourism distance from florida coast line
oportunities - more exports - further foreign investments - port expansion
weakness - hurricanes - unpridicable weather - heavy nassau traffic
threats - other sourcing countries - countries with cheaper labor force - countries with an uneducated work force
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The type of culture that is represented in the Bahamas is a very creative and historic. The diverse culture in the Bahamas has reminded visitors of the love for celebration and community. Bahamians are eager to show of their island and tell stories to point out hidden treasures of the island you may not know are there if you’re vacationing. Majority of the people who live in the Bahamas are West African descent, whose ancestors were captured and forced into slavery to work on cotton plantations in America. Others are of England Puritan descent that immigrated to Bermuda in search of religious freedom and settling on Eleuthera Island. This has created a melting pot of people on the island, and what has shaped The Bahamas into who they are today. According to the CIA World Factbook, 96% of Bahamians are Christians. Christianity is important to the Bahamian culture that the preamble of the country’s constitution declares an “abiding respect for Christian values and the Rule of Law.” The prevalence of Christianity can be seen in local schools, and in the country’s government. Most Bahamians celebrate all Christian holidays. A minority of the Bahamians follow Obeah, which is a belief system unique to the Bahamas and closely related to Voodoo. Obeah is illegal, but still practiced among the islands. Junkanoo is a national Bahamian festival with West African roots that is very important to Bahamian culture. It takes place once the day after Christmas, and once on New Years day. The festival involves elaborate costumes, parades with large floats, and traditional music, much like Mardi Gras. The Bahamian find this extremely important because it is regarded to as the soul of their culture, and the only aspect of their society that is truly unique to the Bahamas. The Bahamian culture also includes a strong Oral tradition that derives its myths and legends from a mix of African and European folklore. Other popular traditions say that the Fountain of Youth and the Lost City of Atlantis are located in the Bahamas.
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While men and women are given an equal opportunity to occupy powerful positions in society, women have more access to different options. Masculinity is more restrictive than femininity and is associated with aggression, sexual conquest, and cultivating a close-knit male peer group. Femininity is associated with a high social status and marriage, giving women more access to social options than men in the Bahamian society.
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The Bahamian negotiation style is hierarchical in nature. This may be influenced by the UK and USA. This means that in meetings you may be discussing decisions that have already been made rather than about negotiating.
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The postal system is efficient, although mail is not delivered to houses or businesses. Mail can be picked up from the postal offices. The national telephone company provides phone service to all major islands. Cell phones and internet are common and on the rise, especially among the youth. The government owned radio and television stations could be received on many of the islands. Recently, privately operated radio and television stations have been permitted to operate. There are two principal newspapers that circulate, primarily in Nassau, but various copies to find their way to other islands.
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Business is conducted as it is in any westernized location. The Islands have hotels with business centers, conference rooms, and corporate entities maintaining offices. For business meetings, Funerals, and church services, clothing is Suits for Gentlemen, and formal attire for Women. Lightweight variations of the theme can be suitable, but a “Miami Vice” take – open necked shirts and daytime cocktail dresses – would not be suitable for first or formal meetings.
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The Bahamians are very friendly people. When meeting and addressing someone in the Bahamas, unless it’s a close friend or family, it is proper etiquette to offer a handshake. Handshakes must be firm and friendly. Both the men and women undertake in handshakes, although sometimes it is best to wait for the woman to offer her hand first. Hugs, Kissing, and the informality of using first names is reserved for friends and family and should only happen if initiated by your Bahamian counterpart. Bahamians are very open and conversational people, always offering salutations and asking “How are you” to strangers and friends alike. It is then people etiquette to engage in a light, brief, and polite convo as a “Lead in” if you intend to make a request or ask a question. Direct eye contact and smiling while shaking someone’s hand is also proper etiquette.
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Everyone is to treat a business card with the upmost respect. It is believed the way you handle a business card is the way you will treat the person. Avoid writing on the business card, as it is believe to be a sign of disrespect.
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When you first meet someone, it is smart to address the other person as Mr. and Mrs. followed by his or her last name. If a title does not exist, then address them to their honorific title. Always wait for the person to permit you to address them by their first name.
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Direct eye contact is a common communication style because avoiding eye contact can lead to suspicions about character and motives. Direct eye contact must remain consistent throughout discussions. Standing arms length from each other but touching between men and women, women to women, and man to women is ubiquitous and depends on how well they know each other and social setting. A common gesture among the Bahamians is to Suck Teeth (making a sucking noise with parted lips) to express contempt or disgust. If you’d like to add emphasis one will tip the head back slightly once or twice while making the noise.
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The colors that have significant meaning in the Bahamian culture are the colors on the countries flag. The colors symbolize the image and aspirations of the people of The Bahamas. Black on the flag is a strong color, which represents the vigor and force of a united people. The triangle pointing towards the body of the flag represents the enterprise and determination of The Bahamian people to develop and possess the rich resources of sun and sea, symbolized by gold and aquamarine respectively.
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Family and good friends give gifts for birthdays, Christmas, and other significant events in one’s life. Gifts do not have to be expensive, and gift giving is a relaxed affair and has little protocol. There are no restrictions on what kind of wrapping paper to use, and the gifts are generally opened upon receiving them. If you are invited into a Bahamians home, you must bring fruit, flowers, or wine for the hosts.
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Although Bahamians are laid back, you must arrive to meetings on time. Although being prompt is important, you may find differences in the approach to meeting times and deadlines depending upon the age of your Bahamian business associate. The business culture is heavily influenced by the USA and UK. Since relationships are highly valued, be prepared to spend time during a meeting talking about non business related topics.
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Bahamians have a good sense of humor and use it in all manner of situations. Bahamians are humorous within their use of self-deprecating remarks or jokes This originates from the lack of toleration for arrogance and superiority. Being self-depreciating, especially if it is done in a humorous manner, displays their down to earth sensibilities. Bahamians like to tease each other, as well as make fun of themselves. Poking fun at each other is seen as harmless, and good nature banter.
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The fork is held in the left hand, and the knife in the right while eating. Place napkin on lap upon being seated.
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You cannot sit down until you are invited to and told where to sit. You cannot begin eating until the host starts. Meals are often served buffet or family style. You should keep your elbows off the table and your hands above the table while eating. It is considered polite to finish everything on your plate so you do not appear wasteful, if you can’t finish everything you may leave a little bit of food on your plate.
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one should avoid getting noticeablely drunk in public
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Appropriate conversation topics Bahamians hold with their counterparts would be a standard “How are you,� and talking about your families. Unless initiated by your counterpart, you should avoid sensitive topics like finances and politics. Religion is a topic you can talk about if you share the same beliefs, as the country is big on their following and practicing.
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One should avoid sensitive subjects when having conversation with the Bahamians. You should avoid things such as politics, finances, and business unless initiated by your local counterpart.
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The bahamas and the united states have always been close trading partners. the us and bahamas share their values in education in particular; as well as ethnic and cultural ties. there are 110 american owned business in the bahamas. The stable economy and government are huge pros for the trading of goods in between the countries. The close monitary exchange rate make it easier for the trading of goods. The two governments work closely together to reduce crime and illegal migration issues with the closest island about 45 miles away from florida.
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all goods must be customs compliant. Prohibited goods: - illegal drugs - guns, explosives, and ammunition - knives and deadly weapons - animals coming from rabies infected regions - counterfeit money and goods
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Heading: 6402 Subheading: 6402.91 Tariff Item: 6402.91.9005
Heading: 6402: footwear Subheading: 6402.91: valued over $12.00 Tariff Item: 6402.91.9005: tennis shoe, basketball shoe, gym shoe, training shoe and the like
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Heading: 6402 Subheading: 6402.99 Tariff Item: 6402.99.2760
Heading: 6402: footwear Subheading: 6402.91: sandal and similar footwear of plastics produced in one piece by molding Tariff Item: 6402.91.9005: for women
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Pureboost Sneaker
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shipping routes port of departure: Free port container port -- grand bahama island Pass through nassau panama canal
Arrival port: port metro vancouver -- vancouver, washington portland, oregon warehouse flagsh ip stores - San Franciso, CA - Houstin, tx - atlanta, ga - statin island, ny - chicago, il Shoe box dimensions: 33cm long // 19cm wide // 10.6 cm high 4696 individual shoe boxes in the container 8 individual shoe boxes in each case pack 621 case packs in the container 20 standard container -- 1,165 cubic feet Door dimensions: 7’8 width 7’5 Height Internal Dimensions: 19’4 length 7’8 width 7’10 height weight: 30,480 kg max gross weight 2,280 kg tare 28,200 kg max payload Box type: 5 ply box
FedEx Trade Networks AWB: ______________________________ Fabric Detail Sheet This form is not required by U.S. Customs, however, a detailed description of the merchandise is required. April 29, 2009 1) Detailed description of merchandise: ____________________________________________________ 2) Name and Address of Manufacturer: ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ 3) Tariff Number (If known.): __________________ (http://www.usitc.gov/tata/hts/bychapter/index.htm) 4) ___ Woven / Knit or Crocheted (Select one.) 5) Fiber content by weight (Provide information indicated for all that apply.) % Silk or Silk Waste ___ Noil Silk / ___ Used in the manufacture of neckties ___% Wool ___% Carded / ___% Combed / ___ Avg. fiber diameter <18.5 micron % Fine Animal Hair ___% Carded / ___% Combed % Coarse Animal or Horse Hair % Cotton ___ Average Yarn # / ___ Suitable for making typewriter ribbon % Vegetable Fibers ___% Flax / ___% Jute / ___% Paper Yarn / ___% Other: __________ ___% Manmade Filaments ___% Polyester / ___% Nylon / ___% Other (Type: _______________) (Also provide.) ___% Textured Polyester Filament / ___ Decitex / ___ Twist Per Meter (Also provide.) ___ Filaments per Yarn / ___ High Tenacity Yarn / ___% Metal Yarn (Also provide.) ___ Suitable for making typewriter or machine ribbon / ___ From Strip (Also provide.) Thread Count ___ Warp ___ Filling / ___cm Width Between Selvages % Manmade Staple Fiber ___% Polyester / ___% Acrylic / ___% Other (Type: ______________) 6) Fabric Weight (Width and g/m2 are required.) ____ Length in centimeters ____ Width in centimeters ____ Gross Weight in grams ____ g/m2 (grams per meter squared) 7) Type of Fabric Treatment (Select one.) Bleached Unbleached ___ Printed Dyed ___ Yarns of Different Colors 8) Complete for Woven Fabrics (Select all that apply.) Plain Weave ___ Poplin or Broadcloth ___ Sheeting ___ Oxford Cloth ___ Printcloth ___ Lawn, Voile or Batiste ___ Cheesecloth Jacquard Woven ___ Satin Weave ___ Discharge Printed ___ Sateen ___ Duck ___ 3-Thread Twill ___ 4-Thread or Cross Twill Other Twill (Type: ________________) ___ Flat Fabrics ___ Square Construction ___ Blue Denim ___ Other Denim ___ Napped ___ Not Napped ___ Osnaburg ___ not Osnaburg ___ Other (Type: ___________________________________________________________________) ___ Tapestry and Upholstery Fabrics ___ Certified Hand-Loomed Fabrics ___ Hand Woven (___ with a loom width of less than 76cm) 9) Complete for Knit or Crocheted Fabrics (Select all that apply.) ___ Long Pile ___ Looped Pile ___% Elastomeric Yarn ___% Rubber Thread ___ Warp Knit ___ Single Knit ___ Double Knit/Interlock ___ Velour ___ Open Work ___ Stitch-Bonded Goods ___ Circular Knit (___ metric number per singe yarn) ___ Other Knit (Type: _______________________________________________________________) 10) Is Fabric Embroidered? (Select all that apply.) ___ No / ___ Yes (___ With Visible Ground / ___ Without Visible Ground) 11) Is Fabric impregnated, coated, covered, laminated or suitable for industrial use? ___ Yes / ___ No Information Provided By: Name: __________________________________ Title: ______________________________________ Signature: _______________________________ Company: _________________________________
Azra Cerimovic // Ashley Weil Global Sourcing Winter 2015