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South Carolina Continues to Strengthen U.K. Trade Ties

South Carolina Governor Henry McMaster and S.C. Commerce staff, led by Deputy Secretary of Commerce Ashely Teasdel, welcomed British Ambassador to the U.S. Dame Karen Pierce DCMG, to Columbia, S.C., to further economic development and trade relation discussions.
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Serving Businesses, Supporting Legacies

How S.C. Commerce's Business Services team helps companies expand their reach. Building a legacy means that the work doesn't end with a project announcement or groundbreaking celebration. S.C. Commerce has full-time staff ready to find creative solutions to support South Carolina companies at every phase of their life cycle.
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Strengthening Global Trade, Investment Opportunities with Canada

South Carolina was proud to join the Southeast United States-Canadian Provinces (SEUS-CP) Alliance at the 2024 SEUS-CP Conference, an annual event with the focus of growing economic opportunities between the member regions. Hosted in Biloxi, Mississippi, state and provincial representatives gathered for three days of networking and pivotal industry discussions, including advanced manufacturing technologies and the changing landscapes of ports.

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Governor McMaster, Secretary Lightsey Tour Germany

Tag der Industrie (TDI), also known as the “Day of German Industry,” is Germany’s most prominent celebration and gathering of the European nation's industry leaders, business executives and economic policymakers.
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South Carolina-Made Goods Delivered Around the World

Annual trade and export figures released by the U.S. Department of Commerce put South Carolina’s 2023 export sales at $37.3 billion, defying a national trend where U.S. exports dropped 2.2% over the same timeframe. The automotive industry remained the state’s leading export — South Carolina was once again the nation’s top exporter of tires, and a national leader in the export of completed passenger vehicles. In total, South Carolina exports reached 211 countries in 2023.

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