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Strategies for sustainable companies to enter the German market

The Potential of B Corp for Retail in Germany

The Word of Mouth Effect, a marketing strategy for Impact Brands to reach German Millennials

3 Steps To Fail Faster During Your Market Entry By Analysing Your Target Group

Expansion to Germany: Why Berlin Is Not The Best Place to Start in Germany

Successful Market Entry to Germany: How these 3 Beverage Brands made it happen

The Do’s and Don’ts of Doing Business in Germany

Developing a Market Entry Strategy for Germany: Compound Impact in Action

When to export again? Now!

Germans are switching to a plant-based diet and becoming “Flexitarians”

The return of the corner shop – a personal account

The most relevant Food Trends in Germany 2020: the year of COVID-19

Food delivery services in Germany realise a peak since the Covid19 outbreak: Time to think about reusable packaging

German Businesses might recover faster from the Corona crisis

German Consumers: Gaining Brand Loyalty through proper Brand Building (Part 2/2)

German consumers: Highly Demanding but also brand loyal (Part 1/2)

Expansion to Germany in 3 steps – The key to enter the German market

Changing the way of international expansion

The most relevant food trends in Germany 2019: Sustainability, health and time management

From Business Idea to Business Activism – 18 months Expansion.eco

Expert Interview: Katharina Wagner from Spoonful Solution about the German F&B (food & beverage) market

Payment methods in Germany: choose wisely!

International Expansion: The One Step You are Probably Not Thinking Of

Messeland Deutschland – Which Events and Trade Shows Should You not Miss This Quarter

German Packaging Act – the most important facts at a glance

How Expansion Intelligence Fuels Your International Rollout Plan

Mega Trend Sustainability: How We Create Value in the Future

Fact Scan #6 The Confirmation Trap in Revenue Planning (Part 2/2)

Fact Scan #5 The Confirmation Trap in Market Research (Part 1/2)

Public Funding Programs for Green and Social Businesses in Berlin

Fact Scan #4: Germans Hate Uncertainty

Is Technology the Key to a Green Economy?

Fact Scan #3: Most Germans speak little or no English

Germans are the Most Complicated Customers in the World

What You Want to Know About the Sustainable Fashion Market in Germany

German Consumers Seek For Trust Before Purchasing

Market Trend Report #1: Solar Energy, Devices and Gadgets in Germany

Kickstart your Business in Germany

The Ethical Consumer – 5 Steps to Market Your Sustainable Brand

The Challenge of Sustainability in Business

How to Increase the Odds for a Positive Triple Bottom Line

Insights from the 38th Climate Reality Project Leadership Training in Berlin

The Dilemma of the UN’s Sustainability Goals

The Impact of the Unconscious Consumer