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| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by Nobody: 4:51pm On Dec 07, 2013 |
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| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by Ejisz: 5:58am On Dec 08, 2013 |
@lizu.. Tnx a bunch for this free guide you are droping here...am grateful..more blessings awaits you in what ever you do..dnt just read this o..say amen my brother... please boss, can you just help break down ''the price per kg''(number 4) aspect for the commodity to be exported? With an example please.. And i got lost when you mentioned irrevocable letter of credit...how does one negotiate that? And also, how does the exporter(me) send documments to the buyer who is overseas? Thanks alot..hope to get an answere soon... |
| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by quemark(m): 6:48am On Dec 08, 2013 |
Product costing is important here also to know the unit price of the product u are exporting. Marketing urself to the world is also important. |
| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by sonety2k(m): 3:44pm On Dec 08, 2013 |
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| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by Kamkamdd: 12:37pm On Dec 09, 2013 |
Mrcdorv: If you have products for export either sample or commercial we expert licensed freight forward agent at International Airport cargo section and we will prepare your paper within an hour and your cargo will be delivered within the next day depend on the destination of the consignee.We help to collect flat rate from airline,the follow are what we need to get the total rate for freight |
| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by lizu: 12:37pm On Dec 09, 2013 |
Morning bro and thanks for the prayers..God will bless all of us, as for your first question, discussing price per kg is the normal way the business is been run, where by you give your price quotations per kilogram for example if you are sending out a total pack of garri that weighs 100kg but during specification, you were told to pack it in 10kg each that means you will be having 10packs of that, so your price quotation will be on 10kg each, as for the irrevocable letter of credit, this is just to secure the deal, because with this kind of payment, your buyer cant call of the deal no matter what happens. i hope have been able to answer your questions. Ejisz: @lizu.. |
| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by lizu: 12:50pm On Dec 09, 2013 |
Hello bro, you have done well for yourself by having someone abroad..as for the NEPC (nigeria export promotion council), what you need them for is just to get an export liscense, and since you are not into large scale business, i dont really think you need that, so you can rule that out, though it has its own benefit...but not necessary. as for how your relative will receive your goods is simple, as soon as you are done with the freighting here, you forwarding agent will give you details on the flight that will be delivering your stuffs and the anticipated time of delivery so all you need is to just pass those informations to your relative for the collection of your stuffs and as for negociations with airlines, i dont think thats necessary but if you can its all good, but i just beleive thats a job for some people too....smiles..but just make sure that you get the correct amount for the freight so you wont be smacked at the butt. wish you luck bro. quote author=ugsams]Hello Lizu, I started following the thread from the start. Please in my own case I want to be sending it down to relatives who will now do the supply to African shops and other end users in their country of residence. will I need all the listed process with the bank as money or mode of payment won't be an issue. In my position let me guess what I need to do based on information I got from here are as follows: 1) Source the product at a good price (That I can do) 2) Move the product down to Lagos (I can do that) 3) Take it to NAFDAC office in Yaba for approval and certification. (I can do that) 4)Register with NEPC (am clueless if I must do that, being that I will be operating in a small scale and may not have all the money to register with them if it is too expensive?) 5) Move the product to NAHCO/SAHCOL (I can do that as well, do I need to package the product before or at NAHCO?) 6)Packaging the product, (am clueless on this, will I be able to see people packaging product at NAHCO so as to learn from them) 7) Can I negotiate the price and pay directly to the airlines or must I use the freight forwarding agents? How will my relatives receive the product (at the airport or at the forwarding agents' recipient in the delivery destination?)[/quote]1 Like |
| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by Nobody: 3:02pm On Dec 09, 2013 |
At lizu ur too much..d last comento I found out somtin at nacho was ther wen they we're packaging vegetable leafs,its been packed in catoons nd those catoons someone does nd its preserves its not ordinary catoon..cus of d kinda goods they are exporting per so..but one tin I can advice ryt now about packaging if ur arnd lagos u can go too nacho export take a walk ask questions u will see how its been packaged..cus dats what I dis so am sharing wit u guys..I hope I tried..thanks all.. 1 Like |
| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by Kayboy5000: 3:38pm On Dec 09, 2013 |
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| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by lizu: 5:40pm On Dec 09, 2013 |
Nice info bro. Keep d good job rolling smith_sydny: At lizu ur too much..d last comento I found out somtin at nacho was ther wen they we're packaging vegetable leafs,its been packed in catoons nd those catoons someone does nd its preserves its not ordinary catoon..cus of d kinda goods they are exporting per so..but one tin I can advice ryt now about packaging if ur arnd lagos u can go too nacho export take a walk ask questions u will see how its been packaged..cus dats what I dis so am sharing wit u guys..I hope I tried..thanks all.. |
| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by Nobody: 11:50am On Dec 11, 2013 |
Mrcdorv: If you have products for export either sample or commercial of both food stuffs,dangerous goods,perishable and agroalied we are expert licensed freight forward agent at International Airport cargo section. |
| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by Nobody: 11:24am On Dec 12, 2013 |
[quote author=Mrcdorv][/quote]morning Mr Lizu and others folks in the house |
| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by Nobody: 7:37pm On Dec 13, 2013 |
Thanks for patronising us we are ready to give you the best service don't worry about how you're going to send your cargo abroad we ensure that you relax at your home,office and pick the package up process the measurements(in kilo),repackages,documentations and the frieght at a flat rate.Please where is @Lizu this thread must not die.Let keep on moving,Great Nigeria Exporter! |
| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by Nobody: 7:18pm On Dec 15, 2013 |
Happy weekend everyone let keep on moving..... |
| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by tafrica(m): 9:34pm On Dec 15, 2013 |
Lizu and others, where are you? |
| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by Kamkamdd: 12:46pm On Dec 16, 2013 |
Hello house!It seems d thread is loosing it's steam.Anyway bro,any article on indirect export pls? |
| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by lizu: 4:51pm On Dec 16, 2013 |
Hello peeps, the thread is still very much alive and nothing can kill it..av just bn a bit strong but am very much better now, I hope some people have started making moves..please I will like anyone that have started something to share his or her experience with the house. Let's keep the house alive. Complements of the season to u all. |
| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by Nobody: 8:31pm On Dec 16, 2013 |
lizu: Hello peeps, the thread is still very much alive and nothing can kill it..av just bn a bit strong but am very much better now, I hope some people have started making moves..please I will like anyone that have started something to share his or her experience with the house. Let's keep the house alive. Complements of the season to u all.How is your health brother,yes for me am making progress many people have been patronising my company and we offer best of our services last week I was able to process and send some kilos about 150kg for exporters and they have received their cargos in good condition.Merry Christmas to you too Mr Lizu! |
| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by Nobody: 9:38pm On Dec 16, 2013 |
Mrcdorv: How is your health brother,yes for me am making progress many people have been patronising my company and we offer best of our services last week I was able to process and send some kilos about 150kg for exporters and they have received their cargos in good condition.Merry Christmas to you too Mr Lizu!nice one..plz I will appreciate if I cud meet u in person..were is ur office at.. |
| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by tafrica(m): 9:41pm On Dec 16, 2013 |
Pleasant to have you back and wish yougreat health, Lizu...mrcdorv, don't you reply to mails? I have sent you two mails and no reply from you. |
| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by Nobody: 7:06am On Dec 17, 2013 |
smith_sydny: nice one..plz I will appreciate if I cud meet u in person..were is ur office at..Nahco complex,mmi airpor,ikeja,lagos. |
| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by Nobody: 7:15am On Dec 17, 2013 |
tafrica: Pleasant to have you back and wish yougreat health, Lizu...mrcdorv, don't you reply to mails? I have sent you two mails and no reply from you.Sorry fellow,we used to reply to a lot of mails daily I might be working base on your enquiries. |
| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by lizu: 10:49am On Dec 17, 2013 |
Tnx to everyone in the house, pls let's all take advantage of this season, we have lots of family anf friends that are coming home for christmas and new year, let's talk them up and make an arrangement with them towards next year for serious biznes so as soon as they get back to their various destinations they can start sourcing for buyers for different products and negociating for YOU... Drive into 2014 with serious mindset. Complements |
| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by lizu: 10:52am On Dec 17, 2013 |
Tnx bro...nice to hear this..keep tapping into your success man..I wish you the best Mrcdorv: How is your health brother,yes for me am making progress many people have been patronising my company and we offer best of our services last week I was able to process and send some kilos about 150kg for exporters and they have received their cargos in good condition.Merry Christmas to you too Mr Lizu! |
| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by Nobody: 11:26pm On Dec 17, 2013 |
lizu: Tnx bro...nice to hear this..keep tapping into your success man..I wish you the bestthanks and you too! |
| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by lumachris(m): 12:51am On Dec 18, 2013 |
PLEASE CAN I HAVE YOUR EMAIL ADDRESS MR MODERATOR. |
| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by lizu: 3:04pm On Dec 19, 2013 |
Hello peeps, please in as much as we are trying to make money doing this type of business, we should be very careful with some touts that parades themselves as agents infront of nahco house, so please always get into the office of the real agents for any transaction. |
| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by lizu: 3:07pm On Dec 19, 2013 |
FACTORS TO BE CONSIDERED WHEN DETERMINING SELLING PRICE.. 1. The local cost of the product in 1kg 2. The cost of certifying the product in 1kg 3. Cost of forwarding the [roduct in 1kg 4. Cost of airline (air freighting) in 1kg 5. cost of NXP (nigeria export proceed form) in 1kg (Not compulsory in all transactions) 6. Cost of packaging material in 1kg 7. Cost of transportation and other expenses in 1kg NB.. when transactions are done in large scale, prices are given in per ton and when its done in small scale, prices are given per kg. anything from 1g-5000kg(5tons) is considered to be a small scale business. anything from 5000kg upward is considered to be a large scale business to practicalise this.. let us use a 100kg of melon as an example.. if 3.5kg is bought for N5000, 0. To know how much a kilo is bought.. N5k is divided by 3.5kg what you get is N1429 1. certification of raw product is N10k per product so to get the price of 1kg is N10k divided by 100kg is N100 2. cost of forwarding is N10k-N15k, using 15k as example so to get the cost per 1kg is N15k divided by 100kg is N150 3. cost of airline, using N41k as a case study to the cost per 1kg is N41k divided by 100kg is N410 4. cost of NXP form is N5k cost per 1kg is N5k divided by 100kg is N50 5. cost of packaging material, using N2k as a case study cost per 1kg is N2k divided by 100kg is N20 6. cost of transportation and other expenses using N20k as a case study cost per 1kg is N20k divided by 100kg is N200 To determine the selling price, i will sum up nos 1 - nos 6 and what i have is N930, then lets say i multiply my no 0 (N1429) by 5, it depends on how much you are willing or hoping to make as your profit and it depends on your buyer as well, so let's use 5 as a case study, then what you get is N1429 multiply by 5 is N7145 so you add the N7145 up to N930 = N8075 and this stands for your billing by kg, and as Nigerians you definitely know that with this you already have a good gain/profit. |
| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by Nobody: 3:50pm On Dec 19, 2013 |
lizu: Hello peeps, please in as much as we are trying to make money doing this type of business, we should be very careful with some touts that parades themselves as agents infront of nahco house, so please always get into the office of the real agents for any transaction. |
| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by ollybode(m): 11:11pm On Dec 19, 2013 |
I really want to commend d effort of lizu and others who have contributed immensely to dis thread. Have taken my time to read within d line from d begging of the thread up till dis point, in fact have gained one or two things in here. $ I shall act on. There is this brother in law who just entered us in about a yr + now I guess I can strike a deal wit him to me help find buyers over there. I tink I should start from there first. Any progress will b posted |
| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by Nobody: 1:06am On Dec 20, 2013 |
ollybode: I really want to commend d effort of lizu and others who have contributed immensely to dis thread. Have taken my time to read within d line from d begging of the thread up till dis point, in fact have gained one or two things in here. $ I shall act on.very good move,you shall excel by God Grace. |
| Re: Exportation Business Is Not As Hard As People Feel.... by lizu: 7:02am On Dec 20, 2013 |
That's cool bro, I wish you the best ollybode: I really want to commend d effort of lizu and others who have contributed immensely to dis thread. Have taken my time to read within d line from d begging of the thread up till dis point, in fact have gained one or two things in here. $ I shall act on. |
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