International Trade Consulting
Established exclusively to provide businesses and individuals import/export consulting services, e-commerce and foreign trade solutions as well as professional opportunities in the global trade and commerce, AB&T Enterprises combines resources from partners, other businesses and countries around the world to deliver comprehensive market analysis, best and most competitive import prices available for different products and commodities.

AB&T Enterprises understands the impact purchasing decisions and importing costs can have on different businesses and other related operations, that is why our primary focus is to provide importers, distributors and wholesalers the best prices possible and accurate market research information.

As a results-driven international consulting company, AB&T Enterprises offers a complete range of services for importers, distributors and wholesalers in the World Trade business segment.  Our reputation and credibility towards our customers, revolve solely on long-term business relationships, extended market research, as well as AB&T Enterprises’ unique system for identifying suppliers in other countries with favorable (lowest possible) import costs and vast resources on a variety of actively consumed, used and commercialized products.

AB&T Enterprises’ philosophy is geared towards providing our clients with excellent services for maximum profitability and success on imports, customer service, and promoting loyalty through special efforts on making each and every transaction a seamless experience.

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International and U.S. Trade (Import) Statistics
International trade continues to grow every year as nations expand their global sales and new nations join in. Today, over 225 nations are active in trade resulting in over $9 Trillion dollars in global business every year.

As a result of major changes during the last two decades in the structure of the global economy, the US has largely recognized that liberal trade policies are on balance good for domestic consumers, workers, and businesses alike. The encouragement of imports has generally led to the vitalization of economies in other countries and, in return, greater demand for US products. In addition, imported products offer US consumers a wide range of choices of products to buy, while the competition between foreign and US products helps keep domestic prices down.