Export Compliance

This is the second part of three episodes about MainlandChinaTrading.com. There is a real business opportunity for individuals who want to be in the import export business.

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f 23 fashion deisgner . documents required to start a fashion export business to canada and dubai. please let me know in deatil. thanks.
me frm mumbai india.

hello. I'm from Iran .
for export i think trust is very important. trust whit 2 persons .
you and i can speak about business a lot until when truth together. I invite you to travel Iran and discuss about any business .my mail is sami_gr58@yahoo.com please contact and start a good business.

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I have export documentation experience in Exporting,Can I stablish business in Canad Ontario I am Canadian

… if you are Canadian, how come you can't spell Canada and how come you don't use the conventional: Ontario, Canada.

Also, this is not the place to get the advice you seek. Find a business consultant in your area and ask her / him.

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starting a nimport export business

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Any good links/books about how to start a gem and jwellery export business in India

I would start by getting to know a good, honest contact in the country you wish to e xport to.
2nd. Make sure all your contacts and merchandise is legal and of good quality.
3rd. Have a good guarantee with a strong backup
4th . Have enough financial support to wing it for a good while.
5th. Try a variety of different types and styles, until you get a feel for what the public is interested in and wants.
6th. Establish a website available to all with photos of your merchandise.
7th. Have a valid and confirmable address

Good Luck

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The import export business, especially with China, is the hottest business opportunity going.

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Please let me know the other person who are willing to support me in export business? From any country. I wish to export from India my hometown.

leave him alone

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People from all over the world work in import-export, in some form or another. And they can tell you that there are many constants that affect the industry, things like environmental aspects, cultural

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Do you think that an Import/Export business that will export products from Panama to the Caribbean Islands and possibly south America will be a good idea? It will be based in Panama and in 3 caribbean Islands and south america. Does it sound feasible?

Yes. Using the Free Trade Zone in Colon, (the second largest in the world - after Hong Kong) you can drop ship in container sized shipments more efficiently and at less cost than any other port to other port cities in the Caribbean or South America.

(You might also consider shipping from Colon to Limon, Costa Rica’s only Caribbean Port. Costa Rica and Panama have just signed a free trade agreement.)

BUT…it does depend on what kind of goods you are selling and what the market is in each of the three islands that you wish to sell to. Will you be competitive? Do you have a product that they want?

Do you have sales reps in each island? Or a sales rep who will travel and sell. Nothing can happen until you have a sales order. And it takes shoe leather to get the order when you’re new.

After you get buy-sell relations started, and get return orders, you will have a stable business.

There are many of this type operating out of Colon, taking advantage of the location and the Free Trade aspect.

Good luck! It’s a good idea.

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My Fiancee lives in the Philippines, and is interested in having a small import export business between the USA and the Philippines. We're looking for resources to guide us in the proper business procedures.

Books, Websites, Ebooks, or any resources would be greatly appreciated, especially if you have experience with them.

Thank you!
Currrently product details are unknown. My fiancee is visiting with family, friends, and business owners looking at possible products. Also, they are looking at Ebay to determine the sellability of products.

I recommend reading the articles:

Starting a Home-Based Exporting Business
http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol8/exporting.htm

Laying the Foundations of Your Home Based International Trading Business
http://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol21/trading.htm

Check out the following websites

Federation of International Trade Association http://fita.org/index.html
CMTAC Trade Information Database http://latrade.cmtac.org/trade_info/index.cfm
Don'ts of Importing
http://www.gattiassociates.com/CM/Articles/Articles1277.asp
Flowchart of the export process http://www.export.gov/exportbasics/index.asp
Going Global http://www.going-global.com/articles/

You may also want to check out the following books:

- Import/Export: How to Get Started in International Trade
- Exporting, Importing, and Beyond : How to 'Go Global' With Your Small Business
- Selling to the World: Your Fast and Easy Guide to Exporting and Importing
- Start and Run a Profitable Exporting Business
- Start Your Own Import/Export Business

I am importing a few products from the Philippines. Shipping cost is high, and a large box of items could set you back P15,000-25,000 pesos (around $300-$500). If you talk of crates, so much more expensive. I suggest your fiance, aside from looking for products, actually start looking for brokers that can help them.

In my experience, eBay is not the best marketplace for them, especially if you talk of handicraft items. I've never had much luck selling Philippine products on ebay. Buyers are not familiar with the products, there's little demand for it. Shell jewelry boxes from Cebu for example, with matching picture frames are great looking - but I can never sell them on the first listing. Sometimes it takes me 5-10 relists to dispose of the item. I even tried selling papaya soap which is very popular in the Philippines, only to find limited buyers on ebay.

The only thing that sells fast for me from the Philippines are vintage Philippine postcards (circa early 1900s), freshwater and South Sea pearl jewelries, and antique items (Ifugao, Maranaw, and other ethnic tribes).

Thailand is a better place to get products. I have no problem selling pewter liquor holders from Thailand or their jewelries. I also import a lot of benjarong jars, and I can sell them real fast. Even batik paintings sell faster.

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