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Chibuike Miracle Oramalu, the 7-year-old boy who was said to have mistakenly murdered someone has been released by the police – The boy re-gained his freedom after some child right groups and media mounted pressure on the police A 7-year-old boy by the name Chibuike Miracle Oramalu, who has been in police custody at the Enugu state police command over alleged murder for more than a month has been released.

Chibuike, a primary two pupil was put behind bar as a result of the sad incident where he unknowingly pulled the trigger of a gun belonging to his mother’s employer, Edward Oforma. As a result of the Chibuike’s mistake, he killed a 12-year-old boy by the name Oluebube Boniface around the Independence Layout area of Enugu state on Sunday, May 29. A woman by the name Nwakaego is the mother of the boy who unintentionally killed the 12-year-old boy.

Nwakaego revealed how the killing occurred. She stated that her employer’s son had told her two sons to assist with the cleaning of his father’s room. She said in the course of doing that, Chibuike had found the gun and showed it to his elder brother who told him to return it but he did not return the gun. He rather mistakenly pulled the gun’s trigger. She said as a result of that action of pulling the trigger, a bullet struck Oluebube who was in another compound, with the latter dying on the spot. Nwakaego, through her lawyer, Olu Omotayo of the Civil Rights Realisation and Advancement Network cried out over Chibuike’s continued detention while the owner of the gun, Oforma was not apprehended or even invited by the police for interrogation. However, in a swift response, Enugu state commissioner for police Emmanuel Ojukwu came out to clarify the issue. Ojukwu said Chibuike was not in detention. Before the 7-year-old Oramalu re-gained his freedom, the Enugu state police boss had earlier said on Wednesday, July 13 that they were keeping the boy in order to protect him from jungle justice or avoid any harm come to him from the aggrieved family of the deceased.


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Exportation business in our country has been found to be profitable even though most business minded people are yet to know the secret behind this wealth creation venture.
Exportation of goods such as charcoal is very lucrative and it does not require much stress and time. In our part of the world, Charcoal is an object we see almost everyday .Its main use here is basically to cook food and to a lesser degree in the laundry
business. Its commercial usage is not common here, thus, we under-utilise it.
Way back in the western countries, especially before the advent of popularity of crude oil, charcoal was used as a source of energy for centuries . It is funny that what is so much regarded as not being too much important here is so much sought after in Europe and America so much that its market expands every passing day.
TYPES OF CHARCOAL
Basically there are 3 types of charcoal namely:
1) Lump charcoal
2) Briquette charcoal
3) Extruded charcoal
Amongst all these types of charcoal,the lump charcoal is the best.It is gotten from burning of hardwood with the absence of air.It produces little ash and it burns well,Luckilly,we have abundant hard woods in Nigeria.
USES OF CHARCOAL
As said earlier, charcoal usefullness to mankind can not be overlooked its usefullness are ernormous some of it includes:
a. Charcoal is used in metallurgical operations as reducing agents which is used mainly in foreign countries
b. Charcoal is also used as fuel that energises or fuels machine e.g for locomotives
c. Charcoal is also used in the fabrication of metal.It is a very useful substance for metallurgical engineers as it is for our own black smith.
d. Charcoal is used for purification of water and absorption of odour in substances


Buyers can be gotten through the following:
a. Online Search-There are several websites offering this service.There you meet sellers and buyers of commodities.Examples are www.alibaba.com,www.tradekey.com etc.You can also make enquiries on your own
b. NEPC Database-Nigeria Export promotion Council has a adatabase of would be buyers and can be supplied when needed.
Export consultant-Export consultants can also help in helping to get buyers and also drawing of contract agreement.Export consultants undoubtedly have vast knowledge about export
CONTACT MR. AKIN SHODIPE AN EXPORT CONSULTANT ON 08053910791 OR VISIT HIM AT STREND INT.LTD PEZ CENTRE, NO.40 AKINREMI ST ANIFOWOSE ST.IKEJA LAGOS
source=http://healfarm..com.ng/2016/07/exportation-of-charcoal.html

view many export tips here-http://healfarm..com.ng/search/label/Expor

INTRODUCTION
Quality is the composite of the various attribute and properties of a product that influence its acceptability to the buyer or consumer. Its fundamental for enhancing marketability of products and therefore a key condition for completing favourably in local and international markets.
In this era of globalization, competitiveness and quality management are part of the fundamental factors which determine business success . Standards lay the basic foundation for the evaluation/establishment of product quality.The consumer is also protected from the hazardous effect of substandard ,fake or adulterated product [e.g health, environment risks etc] through conformance of products to quality standards. hence, NAFDAC`s role in ensuring and promotion quality issues that would result in safe and wholesome regulated product for export from Nigeria to international markets cannot be overemphasized.
THE NAFDAC MANDATE
The national agency for food and drug administration and control [NAFDAC] was established by NAFDAC ACT N.I Laws of federation of nigeria,2004 to regulate and control the importation, exportation
, manufacture advertisement, distribution, sale and use of food, drugs, cosmetics, medical devices, packaged water/drinks, chemicals [called regulated products].It is also empowered to be the national agency for the registration of food and drugs [regulated products ]by the food, Drugs and Related Products.
ACT CAP F33, Laws of the federal republic of Nigeria 2004.This law states that no regulated products as listed earlier shall be manufactured, imported, exported, advertised, sold or distributed in Nigeria unless it has been registered by NAFDAC. Therefore all regulated products whether for the domestic market or for export must be registered by the agency.The mandate for certifying packaged, processed or semi-processed food commodities for export, previously carried out by the Dept. of Port Health Services, was assigned to NAFDAC in 2003.The agency is now well positioned to take up the challenges of this responsibility specifically.
EXPORTATION OF REGULATED PRODUCTS
1.) EXPORT OF DRUGS/COSMECTICS
E.g drugs manufactured by Emzor, Dana And PZ Pharmaceuticals PLC. In Nigeria, drugs manufactured locally and registered by NAFDAC are in very high demand in the ECOWAS Countries This is as a result of the drastic action taken by the agency under
Prof.Dora Akunyili's management which has drastically reduced the incidence of fake drugs. However, Pharmaceutical export through International tenders are constrained by certain requirements such as the world health organisation certification and the united states food and drug certification.
2.)EXPORT Of Pre-Packaged Food Products
These products are limited mainly to the West African Countries e.g Nigerian Breweries Ltd, Unilever Nig.Ltd, Wamco Nig Ltd etc frequently come to the agency for certification of their products for export. Once these products have current registEration licences and the GMP status of their manufacturing establishments are satisfactory,.A Combined Certificate of Manufacture and Free Sale is immediately issued to the product for export.

REQUIREMENTS FOR INTERNATIONAL MARKET
(The international Regulatory framework for product quality)
The world trade organization (WTO) confers the right to any member country to apply measures necessary to products human ,animal and plant life and health.These measures/regulations i.e Sanitary and Phytosanitary measures the safety of food or food ingredients that could adversely affect human beings, plants and animals.
NAFDAC'S ROLE IN EXPORT TRADE
1) REGULATION
2) INSPECTION/REGISTERATION
3) CERTIFICATION

1. REGULATION
The Codex unit of NAFDAC is the custodian of standards guidelines and codes of practice of the codex alimentarious Commission.to provide bench marks for product quality, standards have been laid down to establish the common requirements for all food products thus providing the essential guarantees for protection of public health, consumer protection, honesty of transactions and official monitoring of food products.
Regulations associated with export food control and inspection is generally of 2 types Namely
A. General Regulations; These provide general or common requirements to be met by all prescribed foods for export and subject to export inspection.They also provide details of procedures to be adopted by exporters seeking approval from the Agency for export certificates to export prescribed goods.
B. Product/Commodity Regulations; Each prescribed product or group of products has its own regulations. These regulations contain detailed technical requirements and standards for specific products and their handling, preparation, processing, packaging, labelling, storage and transport. They also provide for the level of additives and maximumum residue levels or contaminats of all sorts.

2. REGISTERATION
An efficient part an effective export control and inspection system is the control of export establishments .A well managed ,Well equipped ,clean and efficiently run establishment is most likely to export safe products of acceptable quality ,where a poorly managed, poor quality, poorly equipped, unclean and inefficiently run establishment is most unlikely to produce goods that are safe and acceptable for export.
3. CERTIFICATION
This is simply a certificate which the Agency issues on any prescribed goods officially approved for export and can therefore be cleared by customs officials at the point of exit. Even after the certificate has been issued,an authorized NAFDAC officer can re-inspect the goods,withdraw them from export if their condition has changed considerably and retrieve the certificate.
The agency issues 2 types of certificates for export;
I. The combined Certificate of Manufacture and Free Sale which certifies to the importing country that the regulated product is manufactured under acceptable conditions and is freely sold in the country of origin.

II. The health certificate is issued on semi-processed or processed Food Commodities for Export.


PACKAGING

Appropriate packaging at all levels of the production chain from harvesting, primary storage, processing, through the final consumer is a critical element in assuring product quality, safety, preserving/packaging and reducing food loss.
It is required that packaging material used for prescribed goods for export meet the requirements of the product regulations ,is new,does not place the acceptability of the goods at risk,is suitable for thee product, does not react with the product and is sufficiently strong to withstand handling during transit.
TRADE DESCRIPTION
This includes;
1. A true description of goods
2. The net contents
3. A list of ingredients in descending order of proportions as required by the product regulations
SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS
The surest way of certifying if goods are fit or unfit for human consumption is through laboratory analysis. The agency (NAFDAC) insists on laboratory analysis of all semi-processed and processed food commodities for export before issuing Health Certificates

source-http://healfarm..com.ng/2016/07/quality-issues-in-export-tradethe.html
view more export tips here-http://healfarm..com.ng/search/label/Export

INTRODUCTION
Quality is the composite of the various attribute and properties of a product that influence its acceptability to the buyer or consumer. Its fundamental for enhancing marketability of products and therefore a key condition for completing favourably in local and international markets.
In this era of globalization, competitiveness and quality management are part of the fundamental factors which determine business success . Standards lay the basic foundation for the evaluation/establishment of product quality.The consumer is also protected from the hazardous effect of substandard ,fake or adulterated product [e.g health, environment risks etc] through conformance of products to quality standards. hence, NAFDAC`s role in ensuring and promotion quality issues that would result in safe and wholesome regulated product for export from Nigeria to international markets cannot be overemphasized.
THE NAFDAC MANDATE
The national agency for food and drug administration and control [NAFDAC] was established by NAFDAC ACT N.I Laws of federation of nigeria,2004 to regulate and control the importation, exportation
, manufacture advertisement, distribution, sale and use of food, drugs, cosmetics, medical devices, packaged water/drinks, chemicals [called regulated products].It is also empowered to be the national agency for the registration of food and drugs [regulated products ]by the food, Drugs and Related Products.
ACT CAP F33, Laws of the federal republic of Nigeria 2004.This law states that no regulated products as listed earlier shall be manufactured, imported, exported, advertised, sold or distributed in Nigeria unless it has been registered by NAFDAC. Therefore all regulated products whether for the domestic market or for export must be registered by the agency.The mandate for certifying packaged, processed or semi-processed food commodities for export, previously carried out by the Dept. of Port Health Services, was assigned to NAFDAC in 2003.The agency is now well positioned to take up the challenges of this responsibility specifically.
EXPORTATION OF REGULATED PRODUCTS
1.) EXPORT OF DRUGS/COSMECTICS
E.g drugs manufactured by Emzor, Dana And PZ Pharmaceuticals PLC. In Nigeria, drugs manufactured locally and registered by NAFDAC are in very high demand in the ECOWAS Countries This is as a result of the drastic action taken by the agency under
Prof.Dora Akunyili's management which has drastically reduced the incidence of fake drugs. However, Pharmaceutical export through International tenders are constrained by certain requirements such as the world health organisation certification and the united states food and drug certification.
2.)EXPORT Of Pre-Packaged Food Products
These products are limited mainly to the West African Countries e.g Nigerian Breweries Ltd, Unilever Nig.Ltd, Wamco Nig Ltd etc frequently come to the agency for certification of their products for export. Once these products have current registEration licences and the GMP status of their manufacturing establishments are satisfactory,.A Combined Certificate of Manufacture and Free Sale is immediately issued to the product for export.

REQUIREMENTS FOR INTERNATIONAL MARKET
(The international Regulatory framework for product quality)
The world trade organization (WTO) confers the right to any member country to apply measures necessary to products human ,animal and plant life and health.These measures/regulations i.e Sanitary and Phytosanitary measures the safety of food or food ingredients that could adversely affect human beings, plants and animals.
NAFDAC'S ROLE IN EXPORT TRADE
1) REGULATION
2) INSPECTION/REGISTERATION
3) CERTIFICATION

1. REGULATION
The Codex unit of NAFDAC is the custodian of standards guidelines and codes of practice of the codex alimentarious Commission.to provide bench marks for product quality, standards have been laid down to establish the common requirements for all food products thus providing the essential guarantees for protection of public health, consumer protection, honesty of transactions and official monitoring of food products.
Regulations associated with export food control and inspection is generally of 2 types Namely
A. General Regulations; These provide general or common requirements to be met by all prescribed foods for export and subject to export inspection.They also provide details of procedures to be adopted by exporters seeking approval from the Agency for export certificates to export prescribed goods.
B. Product/Commodity Regulations; Each prescribed product or group of products has its own regulations. These regulations contain detailed technical requirements and standards for specific products and their handling, preparation, processing, packaging, labelling, storage and transport. They also provide for the level of additives and maximumum residue levels or contaminats of all sorts.

2. REGISTERATION
An efficient part an effective export control and inspection system is the control of export establishments .A well managed ,Well equipped ,clean and efficiently run establishment is most likely to export safe products of acceptable quality ,where a poorly managed, poor quality, poorly equipped, unclean and inefficiently run establishment is most unlikely to produce goods that are safe and acceptable for export.
3. CERTIFICATION
This is simply a certificate which the Agency issues on any prescribed goods officially approved for export and can therefore be cleared by customs officials at the point of exit. Even after the certificate has been issued,an authorized NAFDAC officer can re-inspect the goods,withdraw them from export if their condition has changed considerably and retrieve the certificate.
The agency issues 2 types of certificates for export;
I. The combined Certificate of Manufacture and Free Sale which certifies to the importing country that the regulated product is manufactured under acceptable conditions and is freely sold in the country of origin.

II. The health certificate is issued on semi-processed or processed Food Commodities for Export.


PACKAGING

Appropriate packaging at all levels of the production chain from harvesting, primary storage, processing, through the final consumer is a critical element in assuring product quality, safety, preserving/packaging and reducing food loss.
It is required that packaging material used for prescribed goods for export meet the requirements of the product regulations ,is new,does not place the acceptability of the goods at risk,is suitable for thee product, does not react with the product and is sufficiently strong to withstand handling during transit.
TRADE DESCRIPTION
This includes;
1. A true description of goods
2. The net contents
3. A list of ingredients in descending order of proportions as required by the product regulations
SAMPLING AND ANALYSIS
The surest way of certifying if goods are fit or unfit for human consumption is through laboratory analysis. The agency (NAFDAC) insists on laboratory analysis of all semi-processed and processed food commodities for export before issuing Health Certificates

source-http://healfarm..com.ng/2016/07/quality-issues-in-export-tradethe.html
view more export tips here-http://healfarm..com.ng/search/label/Export

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1. REGISTERATION OF YOUR COMPANY
Before you can venture into exporting l,you have to register your company so that it can be regarded as a business entity.You can do this through the corporate affairs commission (CAC).They have their liason offices in all states .Alternatively, you can team up with someone who already has a registered company.
2. GETTING EXPORT LICENCE

This is a license that authorizes you to export goods that are not on the export prohibition list.It is very useful to get this license if you want hitch free operation.
Visit Nigeria Export Promotion Council (NEPC) For details on how to get export license or www.nepc.com.
3. SOURCING FOR FUNDS
Funds must be sought to kick start this lucrative business.It may be from savings,bank loans etc. Since bank loans come with high interest rate people sought for microfinance banks Conntact APEX TRUST MICROFINANCE BANK HEAD OF CREDIT MR.AYODEJI ON 08191153191 OR 08191153192
source=https://healfarm..com.ng/2016/07/things-to-know-before-becoming-exporter.html
for more eXport tips and articles visit http://healfarm..com.ng/search/label/Export

1. REGISTERATION OF YOUR COMPANY
Before you can venture into exporting l,you have to register your company so that it can be regarded as a business entity.You can do this through the corporate affairs commission (CAC).They have their liason offices in all states .Alternatively, you can team up with someone who already has a registered company.
2. GETTING EXPORT LICENCE

This is a license that authorizes you to export goods that are not on the export prohibition list.It is very useful to get this license if you want hitch free operation.
Visit Nigeria Export Promotion Council (NEPC) For details on how to get export license or www.nepc.com.
3. SOURCING FOR FUNDS
Funds must be sought to kick start this lucrative business.It may be from savings,bank loans etc. Since bank loans come with high interest rate people sought for microfinance banks Conntact APEX TRUST MICROFINANCE BANK HEAD OF CREDIT MR.AYODEJI ON 08191153191 OR 08191153192
source=https://healfarm..com.ng/2016/07/things-to-know-before-becoming-exporter.html
for more eXport tips and articles visit http://healfarm..com.ng/search/label/Export

1.SECURE AN EXPORT CONTRACT
This means that you must reach an agreement with your buyer.After getting a buyer,securing a contract starts with you sending a proformal invoice(Shipper/seller name,address,buyer adress,product specification and destination)
Now, how do you meet buyers in the first place? Buyers can be gotten through the following:
@Online Search-There are several websites offering this service.There you meet sellers and buyers of commodities.Examples are www.alibaba.com,www.tradekey.com etc.You can also make enquiries on your own
@NEPC Database-Nigeria Export promotion Council has a adatabase of would be buyers and can be supplied when needed.
@Export consultant-Export consultants can also help in helping to get buyers and also drawing of contract agreement.Export consultants undoubtedly have vast knowledge about export CONTACT MR. AKIN SHODIPE AN EXPORT CONSULTANT ON 08053910791 OR VISIT HIM AT STREND INT.LTD PEZ CENTRE, NO.40 AKINREMI ST ANIFOWOSE ST.IKEJA.

2.SOURCING.
IT IS IMPORTANT TO KNOW THE LOCATION OF YOUR PREFERRED PRODUCTS.

3.TRANSPORTATION AGREEMENT.
You can liase with any available container that can accomodate the goods to be exported from the source loaction to the port.Then you'll have to decide if you will handle the transportation to the buyers country or leave it all to the freight forwarder

4.PROCESSING OF DOCUMENT BY FREIGHT FORWARDER
To do this, the freight forwarder needs the following from the seller
#proformal invoice;Shipper/seller name,address,buyer
adress,product specification and destination)
#copy of contract
#Export tax receipt
Having gotten all this,You or the freight forwarder will do the following
$Book for a container
$Make arrangement to pick the export product from the source to the port
$Provide shipping manifest(info about the ship e.g departure and arrival date) to the buyer
$He gets the bill of laden and makes it available to the seller(document that proves the ship has sail) to the buyer

5.BUYER SEND INITIAL PAYMENT
The bill of laden is the document needed by the buyer to pay the initial money as embedded in the contract or as you please.Usually,it is 70%when the bill of laden is provided by the seller.The means of payment depends on the contract terms.
6. VESSEL ARRIVES DESTINATION
This usually takes at least to three weeks The time frame depends on the destination.

7.BUYER CONDUCTS INSPECTION AND SENDS BALANCE
The buyer weighs,sizes inspects the product he also checks the quality.He makes sure everything is as specified,he then sends balance.

STRATEGY TO SECURE A GOOD BUYER
There are no basic rules to get a good buyer but we only advice you to follow these steps

1.INTRODUCTION LETTER
Introduce your company and include the following information
-QUANTITY BUYERS REQUIRE
-SHIPPING TERMS
-DELIVERY SCHEDULE
After you have sent the introductory mail,you go to the next stage
2.PRICE QUOTE
After they have replied,you then give them a price quote.Price quote are usually valid for just 3 weeks to one month because of market flunctuation.

3.AGREE ON PAYMENT AND SHIPPING TERMS
After agreeing on prices,the next step is agreeing on payment and shipping terms.A good negotiation will get you 50% initial payment on provision of bill of laden and final 50% when the goods have reached their destination.The last thing is to agree on shipping terms which could be either of the two FOB and CIF

FOB;FREE ON BOARD
With an FOB contract,the seller responsibility ends when he/she gets the goods to the port and completes the shipping documentation with the shipping company.Here, the buyer settles the freight/transportation charge and insurance(if needed)

CIF:COST, INSURANCE AND FREIGHT
With a CIF contract,the seller handles every charges from here,the seller paysfor freight to the buyers port and also pay for insurance.All these fees will have been included in the quotation submitted to the buyer during negotiation.This can increase the profit margin of the seller but it will also increase the capital outlay,thereby,increasing the sellers risk exposure.

EXPORT DOCUMENTS REQUIRED
1& Proforma Invoice:This is an invoice prepared by the seller in advance of shipment that documents the cost of goods.It is the invoice you issue to the buyer before you execute the contract.
The following are the information required in the proformal invoice
shippers name
shippers address
buyers name and address
Total quantity to be shipped
Unit price per metric tonne
Total price,
Payment terms
Shipping terms
Country/Port of origin
Destination port.
2& Export tax form:This is processed in the bank. The following documents are needed before you can statr the processing:
photocopy of your certificate of incorporation(BUSINES REGISTERATION CERT.)
photocopy of your eport license
copy of the contract
proforma invoice
You will need to pay 0.5%of the total export value as a form of tax.After this, you will be eligible to receive an export tax receipt from your bank

1.SECURE AN EXPORT CONTRACT
This means that you must reach an agreement with your buyer.After getting a buyer,securing a contract starts with you sending a proformal invoice(Shipper/seller name,address,buyer adress,product specification and destination)
Now, how do you meet buyers in the first place? Buyers can be gotten through the following:
@Online Search-There are several websites offering this service.There you meet sellers and buyers of commodities.Examples are www.alibaba.com,www.tradekey.com etc.You can also make enquiries on your own
@NEPC Database-Nigeria Export promotion Council has a adatabase of would be buyers and can be supplied when needed.
@Export consultant-Export consultants can also help in helping to get buyers and also drawing of contract agreement.Export consultants undoubtedly have vast knowledge about export CONTACT MR. AKIN SHODIPE AN EXPORT CONSULTANT ON 08053910791 OR VISIT HIM AT STREND INT.LTD PEZ CENTRE, NO.40 AKINREMI ST ANIFOWOSE ST.IKEJA.

2.SOURCING.
IT IS IMPORTANT TO KNOW THE LOCATION OF YOUR PREFERRED PRODUCTS.

3.TRANSPORTATION AGREEMENT.
You can liase with any available container that can accomodate the goods to be exported from the source loaction to the port.Then you'll have to decide if you will handle the transportation to the buyers country or leave it all to the freight forwarder

4.PROCESSING OF DOCUMENT BY FREIGHT FORWARDER
To do this, the freight forwarder needs the following from the seller
#proformal invoice;Shipper/seller name,address,buyer
adress,product specification and destination)
#copy of contract
#Export tax receipt
Having gotten all this,You or the freight forwarder will do the following
$Book for a container
$Make arrangement to pick the export product from the source to the port
$Provide shipping manifest(info about the ship e.g departure and arrival date) to the buyer
$He gets the bill of laden and makes it available to the seller(document that proves the ship has sail) to the buyer

5.BUYER SEND INITIAL PAYMENT
The bill of laden is the document needed by the buyer to pay the initial money as embedded in the contract or as you please.Usually,it is 70%when the bill of laden is provided by the seller.The means of payment depends on the contract terms.
6. VESSEL ARRIVES DESTINATION
This usually takes at least to three weeks The time frame depends on the destination.

7.BUYER CONDUCTS INSPECTION AND SENDS BALANCE
The buyer weighs,sizes inspects the product he also checks the quality.He makes sure everything is as specified,he then sends balance.

STRATEGY TO SECURE A GOOD BUYER
There are no basic rules to get a good buyer but we only advice you to follow these steps

1.INTRODUCTION LETTER
Introduce your company and include the following information
-QUANTITY BUYERS REQUIRE
-SHIPPING TERMS
-DELIVERY SCHEDULE
After you have sent the introductory mail,you go to the next stage
2.PRICE QUOTE
After they have replied,you then give them a price quote.Price quote are usually valid for just 3 weeks to one month because of market flunctuation.

3.AGREE ON PAYMENT AND SHIPPING TERMS
After agreeing on prices,the next step is agreeing on payment and shipping terms.A good negotiation will get you 50% initial payment on provision of bill of laden and final 50% when the goods have reached their destination.The last thing is to agree on shipping terms which could be either of the two FOB and CIF

FOB;FREE ON BOARD
With an FOB contract,the seller responsibility ends when he/she gets the goods to the port and completes the shipping documentation with the shipping company.Here, the buyer settles the freight/transportation charge and insurance(if needed)

CIF:COST, INSURANCE AND FREIGHT
With a CIF contract,the seller handles every charges from here,the seller paysfor freight to the buyers port and also pay for insurance.All these fees will have been included in the quotation submitted to the buyer during negotiation.This can increase the profit margin of the seller but it will also increase the capital outlay,thereby,increasing the sellers risk exposure.

EXPORT DOCUMENTS REQUIRED
1& Proforma Invoice:This is an invoice prepared by the seller in advance of shipment that documents the cost of goods.It is the invoice you issue to the buyer before you execute the contract.
The following are the information required in the proformal invoice
shippers name
shippers address
buyers name and address
Total quantity to be shipped
Unit price per metric tonne
Total price,
Payment terms
Shipping terms
Country/Port of origin
Destination port.
2& Export tax form:This is processed in the bank. The following documents are needed before you can statr the processing:
photocopy of your certificate of incorporation(BUSINES REGISTERATION CERT.)
photocopy of your export license
copy of the contract
proforma invoice
You will need to pay 0.5%of the total export value as a form of tax.After this, you will be eligible to receive an export tax receipt from your bank.
source=http://healfarm..com.ng/2016/07/stages-of-exporting-transaction_4.html

see more export tips here http://healfarm..com.ng/search/label/Export

1.SECURE AN EXPORT CONTRACT
This means that you must reach an agreement with your buyer.After getting a buyer,securing a contract starts with you sending a proformal invoice(Shipper/seller name,address,buyer adress,product specification and destination)
Now, how do you meet buyers in the first place? Buyers can be gotten through the following:
@Online Search-There are several websites offering this service.There you meet sellers and buyers of commodities.Examples are www.alibaba.com,www.tradekey.com etc.You can also make enquiries on your own
@NEPC Database-Nigeria Export promotion Council has a adatabase of would be buyers and can be supplied when needed.
@Export consultant-Export consultants can also help in helping to get buyers and also drawing of contract agreement.Export consultants undoubtedly have vast knowledge about export CONTACT MR. AKIN SHODIPE AN EXPORT CONSULTANT ON 08053910791 OR VISIT HIM AT STREND INT.LTD PEZ CENTRE, NO.40 AKINREMI ST ANIFOWOSE ST.IKEJA.

2.SOURCING.
IT IS IMPORTANT TO KNOW THE LOCATION OF YOUR PREFERRED PRODUCTS.

3.TRANSPORTATION AGREEMENT.
You can liase with any available container that can accomodate the goods to be exported from the source loaction to the port.Then you'll have to decide if you will handle the transportation to the buyers country or leave it all to the freight forwarder

4.PROCESSING OF DOCUMENT BY FREIGHT FORWARDER
To do this, the freight forwarder needs the following from the seller
#proformal invoice;Shipper/seller name,address,buyer
adress,product specification and destination)
#copy of contract
#Export tax receipt
Having gotten all this,You or the freight forwarder will do the following
$Book for a container
$Make arrangement to pick the export product from the source to the port
$Provide shipping manifest(info about the ship e.g departure and arrival date) to the buyer
$He gets the bill of laden and makes it available to the seller(document that proves the ship has sail) to the buyer

5.BUYER SEND INITIAL PAYMENT
The bill of laden is the document needed by the buyer to pay the initial money as embedded in the contract or as you please.Usually,it is 70%when the bill of laden is provided by the seller.The means of payment depends on the contract terms.
6. VESSEL ARRIVES DESTINATION
This usually takes at least to three weeks The time frame depends on the destination.

7.BUYER CONDUCTS INSPECTION AND SENDS BALANCE
The buyer weighs,sizes inspects the product he also checks the quality.He makes sure everything is as specified,he then sends balance.

STRATEGY TO SECURE A GOOD BUYER
There are no basic rules to get a good buyer but we only advice you to follow these steps

1.INTRODUCTION LETTER
Introduce your company and include the following information
-QUANTITY BUYERS REQUIRE
-SHIPPING TERMS
-DELIVERY SCHEDULE
After you have sent the introductory mail,you go to the next stage
2.PRICE QUOTE
After they have replied,you then give them a price quote.Price quote are usually valid for just 3 weeks to one month because of market flunctuation.

3.AGREE ON PAYMENT AND SHIPPING TERMS
After agreeing on prices,the next step is agreeing on payment and shipping terms.A good negotiation will get you 50% initial payment on provision of bill of laden and final 50% when the goods have reached their destination.The last thing is to agree on shipping terms which could be either of the two FOB and CIF

FOB;FREE ON BOARD
With an FOB contract,the seller responsibility ends when he/she gets the goods to the port and completes the shipping documentation with the shipping company.Here, the buyer settles the freight/transportation charge and insurance(if needed)

CIF:COST, INSURANCE AND FREIGHT
With a CIF contract,the seller handles every charges from here,the seller paysfor freight to the buyers port and also pay for insurance.All these fees will have been included in the quotation submitted to the buyer during negotiation.This can increase the profit margin of the seller but it will also increase the capital outlay,thereby,increasing the sellers risk exposure.

EXPORT DOCUMENTS REQUIRED
1& Proforma Invoice:This is an invoice prepared by the seller in advance of shipment that documents the cost of goods.It is the invoice you issue to the buyer before you execute the contract.
The following are the information required in the proformal invoice
shippers name
shippers address
buyers name and address
Total quantity to be shipped
Unit price per metric tonne
Total price,
Payment terms
Shipping terms
Country/Port of origin
Destination port.
2& Export tax form:This is processed in the bank. The following documents are needed before you can statr the processing:
photocopy of your certificate of incorporation(BUSINES REGISTERATION CERT.)
photocopy of your eport license
copy of the contract
proforma invoice
You will need to pay 0.5%of the total export value as a form of tax.After this, you will be eligible to receive an export tax receipt from your bank.
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10thangel:
Thanks for the information. I have wasted a lot of money on this so called export biz. I checked the german site u listed but discovered that they will require company registration details. Must one have a registered company before one can export bitter kola?

Also, since the biz is small, do one require NEPC? or is d call meant for just buyers contacts?

I will be glad if my questions can be attended to.

http://healfarm..nl/search/label/Export?m=1 Info and Guidelines on Exporting

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