How can I started Rice export business from Pakistan?
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what kind of rice are we talking about?  how much money can you spend up front.  where you want to export this rice to?  do you have perspective buyers lined up where you wish to ship your product?  how will you ship it?\n\nanswer these questions first.
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Work with some export house and gain some experiance, you Can also contact to export promotion Council for help
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well, i don't really understand your question. you mean export from egypt? can you specify please?
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Have to be an Income Tax assesse\n2. PAN card holder.\n3. Impoter/Exporter Code number. (DGFT)\n4. Bank Accout and a confidential report for RBI.\n5. Membership with the Respective Export Promotion Council.\n6. Companys' PAN card.\n7. Registration with ECGC ( Export Credit Guarantee Corporation)\n\nPlease visit any any Export Council, and get guided\nfurther, for a clear picture about your registration. Export\nof some food grains and oil are banned.\n\nUnless you visit the respective Council,\nyou may not really know.\n\nWhat is export and what rules apply to your goods?\nExport means conveying goods from Sweden to a country outside the European Union.\n\nBefore you export goods you should find out what rules apply to your particular commodities. There are export restrictions for some kinds of goods, which means that certain conditions must be met before they can be conveyed out of Sweden. The restrictions apply to e.g. munitions, commodities with dual functions and certain items of cultural interest. For some goods you must have a regular permit in order to export them.\n\nBefore your goods leave Sweden you must submit an export declaration to us.\n\nHere you can find more details about what documents you have to present to us when you export goods.\n\nHere you can read more about the conditions for repayment of V.A.T. for goods exported to third countries.\n\nWhat rules apply in the country of destination?\nYou should also take into consideration the import rules in the country to which you are exporting your goods. The Swedish Trade Council can provide information about what to expect in other countries concerning\n\n    * Import duties and other import charges and taxes\n    * Import restrictions (licences, import bans etc)\n    * Documents needed for importation\n    * Product requirements (certification, standards to be met etc) for imported goods\n    * Currency restrictions and terms of payment when importing\n    * Special import regulations for foodstuffs
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Have you tried the Thomas Registery?  It can be found on the internet and at libraries.  Also, if you are interested in exporting, there are government agencies (on the state level and perhaps also federal level) that can help you.
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We just opened for business in the Philippines.  It's home-based.\n\nTake a look under Business Opportunities at AdPost (below).\n\nM2C Global in the Philippines.
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...If you are not the manufacturer of the products that you intend to export, the first thing you will have to do is to arrange for a Quality Control cell of experienced Specialists - who will test every batch of these products, and certify that they are all of the specified quality, listed in the Buyers' Purchase Order !\nAnd next, you must organise a 2nd/3rd 'back-up' supplier of these goods - who can help complete and despatch each order in good time, in case your original supplier cannot, or does not.\nThese are the 2 areas where most Indian exporters are frequently failing : shipping substandard products, plus not meeting the customers' deadlines !
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I recommend reading the articles:\n\nStarting a Home-Based Exporting Business \nhttp://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol8/exporting.htm\n\nLaying the Foundations of Your Home Based International Trading Business\nhttp://www.powerhomebiz.com/vol21/trading.htm\n\nCheck out the following websites \n\nFederation of International Trade Association http://fita.org/index.html\nCMTAC Trade Information Database http://latrade.cmtac.org/trade_info/index.cfm\nDon'ts of Importing \nhttp://www.gattiassociates.com/CM/Articles/Articles1277.asp\nFlowchart of the export process http://www.export.gov/exportbasics/index.asp\nGoing Global http://www.going-global.com/articles/\n\nYou may also want to check out the following books:\n\n- Import/Export: How to Get Started in International Trade \n- Exporting, Importing, and Beyond : How to 'Go Global' With Your Small Business \n- Selling to the World: Your Fast and Easy Guide to Exporting and Importing \n- Start and Run a Profitable Exporting Business \n- Start Your Own Import/Export Business\n\nI 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.\n\nIn 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.\n\nThe 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).\n\nThailand 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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Step 1.  Go to ACCRA to incorporate\nhttp://www.acra.gov.sg/company/stepbystep.html\n\nStep 2.  Pick a name (S$15) - make sure you have your Singpass password\n\nStep 3. Incorporate (S$300).  No minimum capital, but you are going to need some working capital to start your business.  You will need to line up your board of directors. You will need at least two people because an outside person needs to be hired as the company secretary (by law) if you are the sole board member. Follow the step-by-step process in ACCRA/Bizfile.  It's pretty easy, but it takes some administration. \n\nStep 4. Singapore is pretty easy place to import and export, so long as you are not importing/exporting restricted items.  Import/export is much simpler when done out of Singapore Free Trade Zones if you are re-exporting.  Otherwise, you'll have to do the "normal route".  Check out the Singapore customs website, which shows you all the forms that you need to worry about.\nhttp://www.customs.gov.sg/\n\nStep 5: You are going to need some office space unless you qualify under the home-office scheme.  It is illegal to have a business run out of your home.  I did the home office by registering a "business", rather than an incorporation.  A "business" is riskier because you have unlimited liability whereas a "company" has limited liability.  You can get around this by having a virtual office, which costs about S$300/month.  They answer your phones, forward your mail, give you part-time meeting space.  However, we all know that Singaporeans are known for running businesses out of their homes... it's up to you whether you want to risk the fine. \n\nAll in, you can start a business for less than S$500.  To actually have something to sell will costs many thousands.
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If you are from asia, i can arrange suplies from Sri Lanka. If want larger quantities, try searching for indian suppliers ad at times middle-eastern
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You could approach trade associations and fedrations for information and contact numbers of importers.Then call them up and sell them your product over the phone.
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1-the most important thing in export and import business is\nnot to use your money to buy or sell use the seller or the buyer money specially now.\n2-cove all the details ,information , spec, method of payment , delivery , study your cost ( shipping ,etc..)all the details \n3- Panama is excellent place to start it's a great business center for import and export .\n4-build your network. \n good luck
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Find a list of companies that are from your homeland that have offices in that country, then check and see what opportunities that they have available. this can all be done on the web with a few days work and persitance becuase a lot of the company web sites are pretty vague so you have to dig into the site to find info.
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I have a home business that is doing extremely well in the Philippines. Contact me if you would like to know more!
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Firstly you have to evaluate yourself that you have the super talent of selling goods! Why? Because you are going to sell a second hand goods, especially computers! If you have the ability, then you have the capital to buy in bulge, because you have to buy the whole lot if a company is going to renew their computers!\nThen you have to have a "sharp nose" where a company wants to renew their computers!\nThen you have the ability to clean, and to repair those computers to appears as new as possible. Usually you will end up to 75%~80%, because you have to salvage the bad one! Less than that you loose! Then another problem arise, the unsaleable became junk. If you can find a way to recycle it maybe you could have good profit here!\nIf you have exporting experience you can exported it to the third world countries with a good profit. But be honest if you want to have repeat orders!\nGood Luck, God Bless You!
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Hi There you could try toboc it is free to join and it has a lot of trade links from around the world. Or why dont you build your own online store and sell direct to the public there. I have a great piece of software that will show you how to do this from start to finish. Check it out. I hope this helps you. Good luck
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Try Cotton Traders. Give them your request and they will provide.  The items may be expensive though.