import export manager in beverages
Code 1324.3.2.3
Import export managers in beverages install and maintain procedures for cross-border business, coordinating internal and external parties.
Essential skills
Knowledge
- beverage products
- food hygiene rules
- international commercial transactions rules
- international import export regulations
- embargo regulations
- export control principles
- general principles of food law
- regulations on substances
Skills and competences
- speak different languages
- apply conflict management
- create solutions to problems
- comprehend financial business terminology
- set import export strategies
- ensure customs compliance
- perform financial risk management in international trade
- manage processes
- conduct performance measurement
- abide by business ethical code of conducts
- monitor international market performance
- control trade commercial documentation
- have computer literacy
Transversal competences
- maintain financial records
- meet deadlines
- direct distribution operations
- build rapport with people from different cultural backgrounds
- managing a business with great care
- produce sales reports
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