There are some great benefits for Canada if the product is being exported to Nepal, when Canada exports goods to foreign countries it improves the businesses that are involved such as the manufactures and the shipping companies, trade is a key component of living standards and incomes for every citizen (Canada’s, 2012). Canada’s imports and exports calculated up to 1.1 trillion dollars in 2011 which determines the GDP in Canada, tariffs within a country can be a method to increase or decrease the exportation and importation (Canada’s, 2012). The number of jobs within Canada can be increased through exportation since one of every five jobs in Canada rely on exporting products, Agrisan could potentially increase their facility to make large quantities of preodyne if it is necessary (larger quantities manufactured means that it may be cheaper for the producer and consumer); growing businesses are essential to Canada because jobs are formed which is important for a successful economy (Canada’s, 2012). Even if there aren’t any newly formed jobs to increase production, jobs will still be needed to ship the product by land, sea, or air. The government relies on growing companies since they are more likely to stay in business and they will pay larger amounts of taxes, this will benefit the public because more money can be spent on health care or other public services (Canada’s, 2012). This company should rely on foreign trade because dairy farming in Canada is fairly small compared to farms across the globe and Canada may not have a large demand for such products since there is great verity of products on the market. With the company selling in multiple countries it can start comparing what products a specific country needs, for example Nepal may need a stronger teat dip solution for the teats since the conditions (cows are dirtier) are bad compared to western dairy farms. This allows companies to be more diverse in their products and to become more specialized in the industry (Canada’s, 2012).