The price at which the product can be sold in India. Fees for customs and freight. The seller's credit terms are stated. Cost of packaging and transportation. Import and sale of products in India require licences and registration.
The Importance of Location
Product description.
Customer contentment.
Possibilities for Transportation.
Demand for products.
Marketing's Importance
The price of the product.
Business insurance.
Exim Policy, or Export Import Policy, is a set of standards and instructions that govern the import and export of products. Under Section 5 of the Foreign Trade (Development and Regulation Act), 1992, the Government of India announces the Exim Policy for a five-year period (1997-2002).
The following are the five questions we should always ask exporters and importers:
What is the weekly, monthly, and annual volume of your business?
What are your primary ports of entry and exit?
What kinds of commodities do you handle? .
What type of freight service are you looking for?
What matters more to the customer?
An air waybill is a receipt for goods that the carrier or agent provides to show the delivery location. A bill of lading is a document that certifies ownership of commodities. It is a shipping business receipt with an agreement to deliver the cargo only to the party named on the bill of lading at the destination.
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