Hi there,

First of all I tell you who am.My name Is Iroshan and i am from Sri Lanka.as you know In Sri lanka have good tea Producers and fresh Vegetables.So i want to start some local Export business about tea and Vegetables.can anyone tell me where i can find buyers? how can i Contacts Company's to buy my Products? Please find me hand to be a man

Thanks

Ceylon!

This is more difficult than you may think, you need investors or funding, packaging, branding, website, be aware of import/export laws find clientele that is interested in high end tea ect.

Originally Posted by LeMerovigian

Ceylon!

This is more difficult than you may think, you need investors or funding, packaging, branding, website, be aware of import/export laws find clientele that is interested in high end tea ect.

Yeah Ceylon!!
I Know it's not easy that's why i asked and looking help here.i dnt want to start it from too big just want to start small things.anyway Thanks for your reply

Not sure about the tea business, since I'm pretty sure there are many well known large/small scale businesses that already supply locally and internationally in and from your country. So the best bet with tea would be exporting (internationally) them at lower prices than these other companies, but you need a lot of contacts abroad to do this. Use your friends, relatives, etc. in other countries and see if you can find any good contacts and send quote prices followed up with some samples. (Key here is to export to niche markets that don't really carry ceylon tea or any others for that matter).

With fresh vegetables of course you can get things started immediately through all your local contacts or by meeting with local shops who sell veggies. This is a complete hustle game as you're trying to beat others to price, supply and 'quality'. Use all your contacts for this, text them call them etc. Get your margin set up and start selling...

Hello,
before i give you some keys i would like to ask you few questions please.

are your tea product ready to export for international market? or you question about starting a business from ground?

about vegetables, as we all know most countries have fresh vegetables, So whats make yours different?

Regards
Leo

Originally Posted by ran60616

Not sure about the tea business, since I'm pretty sure there are many well known large/small scale businesses that already supply locally and internationally in and from your country. So the best bet with tea would be exporting (internationally) them at lower prices than these other companies, but you need a lot of contacts abroad to do this. Use your friends, relatives, etc. in other countries and see if you can find any good contacts and send quote prices followed up with some samples. (Key here is to export to niche markets that don't really carry ceylon tea or any others for that matter).

With fresh vegetables of course you can get things started immediately through all your local contacts or by meeting with local shops who sell veggies. This is a complete hustle game as you're trying to beat others to price, supply and 'quality'. Use all your contacts for this, text them call them etc. Get your margin set up and start selling...

Thanks for your kindly reply and tips

Originally Posted by shoutout

Hello,
before i give you some keys i would like to ask you few questions please.

are your tea product ready to export for international market? or you question about starting a business from ground?

about vegetables, as we all know most countries have fresh vegetables, So whats make yours different?

Regards
Leo

Hi Thanks for your Reply and your answers is Yes it's ready for international market and can send it via boxes or packs(not so large amount) and about vegetables it's from my village also i can direct export it from frames it's coz really fresh

Please any help?

Try to share your product in Facebook, let more people know your products. Maybe it will attrack some buyers

Hi!

Would you export in EU? Can you PM me with rates and everything?

i hope you good sales [ too much competition ] [ no brand ] .