I need to contact vendors of products to sell at duty free stores?
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try\nindustry directories
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The import duty in UK is a right ***** I agree.\n\nYou are allowed £18 import duty tax free on merchandise and double that (£36) tax free on items marked as gifts on each package I believe. If you can get them packaged separately this would definitely help (even better if you get them sent different days). \n\nAlternatively if you can bribe someone to falsify the value of the contents then this would be good too but it's doubtful that'd happen!\n\nAs for shipping company, I have no idea. Sorry.
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call your local cooperative extension they will be able to help or your local chamber of commmerce and they will be able to direct you to the correct people.
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GO TO ANY EXPORT HOPUSE OR ASSOCIATION OF TRADERS
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If you have some volume shipments, you can find a broker or forwarder to ship them via ocean.  This is much less expensive than shipping via air.  YOu will need to make sure the containers are packed securely so you don't have water damage, but a good shipping company can help you determine what kind of packaging you need.  \n\nAlso, keep in mind that most countries have quotas on clothing items.  Before you ship to a country, be sure to check on their quotas.  You will need to know the tariff or classification of your product - you can do this by searching on the HTSUS (Harmonized tariff schedule - US)- you can find it at this link - www.usitc.gov/tata/hts/bychapter.\n\nYou didn't say what kind of textiles you are exporting, but I assume you will find your classification in chapters XI or XII- a broker or forwarder can also help you if you are unsure. \n\nIf you are mainly shipping small parcel, check into opening a DHL or UPS account.  DHL is generally cheaper, but UPS also can offer a lot of options.\n\nYou will have to provide a commercial invoice for your goods, and if you are shipping to certain countries, you will want to check into free trade agreements to provide certificates of origin.  A good source for this is http://www.usitc.gov/ OR http://www.export.gov/.  You can even call them for help in marketing your items.\n\nGood luck!
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Look in your local phone book. or call 411\n\nArmy navy stores are also good to check out
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ask them at http://packing.org
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You can go to the Indian Merchants Chamber or any other Association of Traders dealing in industrial products.You can also search on yahoo search.
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Contact their distributor
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Here is a link that those of us working in the industry use to contact one another.\nGood luck
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try pharmamanufacturing.com
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Try searching on g2bay. Here you can find contact details of people from different fields.
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If you are talking about a container full of stuff, call a shipping broker.  You also might want to contact a customs broker to help you get your stuff through customs.\n\nI used to use Tower Group International, before they were bought by FedEx.  They are now FedEx Trade Networks.\nhttp://www.ftn.fedex.com/?link=1
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Go to this site:\nhttp://www.uslasercorp.com/contact.html
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There are some companies that will let you order items and then send them to you COD.  There is an extra charge for this.  Check with who you want to buy from
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Hi linda Im not sure what you want here. Are you looking for distibutors in the uk or people to buy from in the uk? You can list for free on toboc.com and there is alot of contact lists worldwide there. I have a great book which you can buy from my website if you want wholesale lists and dropshippers if you want. There is over 400 dropshippers and 700 wholesalers in there. Hope that helps
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It is illegal to sell duty free goods in the UK