U.S. Commercial Service
The U.S. Commercial Service is the trade promotion arm of the U.S. Department of Commerce’s International Trade Administration (ITA).

U.S. Commercial Service trade professionals are located in nearly 80 countries and in offices around the United States. They help U.S. companies get started in exporting or increasing sales to new global markets.

Services include:

• Market Intelligence to help U.S. exporters target the right market (s) for their products and services
• Trade Counseling to provide them with the information they need to navigate the export process from beginning to end
• Business Matchmaking services to connect them with the right partners and prospects
• Trade Advocacy for U.S. companies to level the international playing field for international procurement

International U.S. Commercial Service Offices
Algeria	European Union	Kenya	Romania
Argentina	Finland	South Korea	Russia
Australia	France	Kuwait	Saudi Arabia
Austria	Germany	Lebanon	Senegal
Belgium	Ghana	Libya	Serbia
Brazil	Greece	Malaysia	Singapore
Bulgaria	Guatemala	Mexico	Slovakia
Canada	Honduras	Morocco	South Africa
Chile	Hong Kong	Netherlands	Spain
China	Hungary	New Zealand	Sweden
Colombia	India	Nigeria	Switzerland
Costa Rica	Indonesia	Norway	Taiwan
Croatia	Iraq	Pakistan	Thailand
Czech Republic	Ireland	Palestinian Territory	Turkey
Denmark	Israel	Panama	Ukraine
Dominican Republic	Italy	Peru	United Arab Emirates
Ecuador	Japan	Philippines	United Kingdom
Egypt	Jordan	Poland	Uruguay
El Salvador	Kazakhstan	Portugal	Venezuela
		Qatar	Vietnam

 

Commercial Service Partner Posts
Angola	Cote d'Ivoire	Lesotho	Namibia
Bahamas	Cyprus	Liberia	Nicaragua
Bahrain	Estonia	Lithuania	Oman
Barbados	Ethiopia	Macedonia	Rwanda
Benin	Fiji	Madagascar	Slovenia
Bosnia & Herzegovina	Gabon	Malawi	Sri Lanka
Botswana	Gambia	Mali	Swaziland
Brunei	Guinea	Mauritius	Tanzania
Burkina Faso	Iceland	Mongolia	Trinidad and Tobago
Cameroon	Jamaica	Montenegro	Tunisia
Congo-Kinshasa	Latvia	Mozambique	Uganda
			Zambia

 

Offices at International Banks

African Development Bank

Asian Development Bank

European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

Inter-American Bank

World Bank

US Standards Attaches
The International Trade Administration employs standards attachés — located in the key markets of China, Europe and Central America — who monitor emerging standards issues having potential trade implications for U.S. businesses.

Regional offices are located:

• Mexico City, Mexico (Canada, Caribbean, Central America and Mexico)
• Beijing, China (China)
• Brussels, Belgium (European Union)
• São Paulo, Brazil (South America)