i like to start exporting business handicraft items from sri lanka to UK.can anybody suggest me how to do it?

Question

Im a Sri Lankan citizen,I have suppliers of handicraft items made in Sri Lanka.I want to start exporting these items for sale in UK/europe countries.How can i find buyers?what are the treaties,laws,requirements with it?Anybody engaged in this type of business,please advice me.how is the scope/buying potential for the handicraft items made in Sri Lanka?what are the first steps i should start?how can i find buyers?how to protect myself from fraud buyers?I have set up a company in Sri Lanka..I can handle every matter inside sri lanka without delays&troubles.But i dont know how to do it internationally and in european limits.what the terms about the insurance & handling of items we export?what u specialist people suggest?where can i find genuine, big & long term buyers?how to do it successfully?what should i do to be updated with the market & status?or is there any Sri-lankan made products with high demand in European that i can deal easily?please suggest all ur ideas..Thank u..

Answer 1

ADVERTISE IN A WEBSITE eg GOOGLE

Answer 2

i do no longer know a lot concerning the genuine incident that why TN government did so, yet whilst their habit grew to become into injusticeful and unfair then Sri Lanka government and Sri lankan human beings have each precise to do the same yet banning a Cricket participant might harm the cricket family between 2 u . s . a .. i think of Sri lanka do no longer might desire to break cricket family with India purely by way of fact one state' government (TN) is ill(returned, do no longer know a lot concerning the incident). There additionally are different 28 different Indian states searching for some good cricket between India and SL mate.

Answer 3

I can only offer one golden rule: the trade partners that go and seek you out are the ones to be suspicious of. You want the ones that you have to come and find yourself.

Also, there is a big niche market for goods considered to be "Fair Trade" which basically means that you can prove that the manufacturers and their workers get decent payment out of it, have good working conditions, and so on. If your stock qualifies as this, seek out fair trade networks in UK.

The rest I don't know. Good luck, I look forward to seeing your stuff in the shops!

Answer 4

set ur some man at both place .you can not handle alone all stuff.keep some ppl on job.and handy-crafft items have good market,so its very beffitial bussiness.just u need some time and ppl to set up.