exporting apples to japan?

Question

I need help with this question please!!

You are an apple grower and wish to export apples to japa, are there any problems? please list inforamtion or websites

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Answer 1

Apple growers in Washington state have been exporting apples to Japan for decades. Washington state has an apple growers association which promotes the sell of apples overseas as well as in the US. Call your county extension service and ask for the information for apple growers associations in your state. The county extension service is a government agency which helps farmers. It should be listed in your phone book under the listings for county offices.

Answer 2

You generally have to have licenses w/ (their equivalent) the FDA, and you probably have to have an import permit. You will want to have all that in place before you make the shipment or your shipment can be held up in customs and the apples will spoil.

You will also have to submit what is known as an Shipper's Export Declaration before you ship it out of the United States. You will probably want to employ a customs broker to help you with all of this, and make sure that you know all of the compliance laws in Japan because if you don't, your shipment can be seized (and you lose all of your investment), you can be fined (not good), or you can serve time in jail if you break the customs laws(really bad).

Also, be sure you check what is called the "Banned Entities Lists" before you even agree to do business with someone(as in selling your product to them commercially) because it could put you in Federal jail in the United States if you ship to a company or person on one of these lists.

Not trying to scare you, but it seems like a lot of people want to jump into the global marketplace without knowing the possible implications it can have on them both financially and personally.

Check these websites for more research:

http://www.bis.doc.gov/
www.cbp.gov
http://www.usitc.gov/

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Answer 4

i like apples.