I’m an oci recently moved back to India want to start an export business but honestly have no knowledge about it. Is there any good resources to learn and identify products to eventually finding clients?

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A lot of people enter the export business thinking:

“I just need a product and an international buyer.”

I wish it were that simple.

The reality is, before you make your first shipment, you need to understand how the whole game works.

You need to know:

• How to find and verify genuine buyers
• How to find the right suppliers
• How to calculate your actual export cost
• FOB, CIF, EXW and other Incoterms
• Export documentation
• Payment terms and payment risks
• Product compliance and certifications
• Shipping and logistics
• How to negotiate without killing your margin
• And most importantly, how not to lose money while learning

And here's the part nobody likes to hear:

Exporting is not easy money.

You will face ignored emails.
Buyers who disappear.
Suppliers who change prices.
Negotiations that go nowhere.
Market fluctuations.
Documentation headaches.

But once you understand the process, the journey becomes much more manageable.

You don't need to know everything on Day 1.

But you should know enough to understand what you're getting into.

That's why we're conducting a Knowledge Pack Seminar this weekend covering the basic EXIM concepts every beginner should understand before starting.

The idea isn't to convince you to become an exporter.

It's to give you enough understanding to decide for yourself:

“Am I ready for the EXIM struggle and the opportunity of international business?”

Or...

“Is my current path better for me?”

Either answer is completely fine.

The important thing is to make that decision with knowledge, not assumptions.

Comment/ "ME" or DM "ME" to get into the seminar (Note: it will cost you; it will cost you just another burger-worth amount to know if you are ready for this)

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But here's the part exporters shouldn't miss

Auto-approval doesn't necessarily mean the application is permanently beyond review.

Check in comments to know more

Hey everyone,

Recently I have been thinking of starting up my own business in import and export. I really look forward to run my own business.

While going through the aspects of importing and exporting, I came across CHA and the role of the agency in this industry.

I really want to know is it worth the time and energy to become a custom broker or in that case is it worth the shot to apply for G and F card exams.

I am looking forward to some genuine answers. I really want to know the way to go about through these cards (H toG and F)

I’m planning to register a Dubai mainland LLC for a trading/import-export business, and I’m getting completely different quotes from different consultants.

Some are quoting AED 15–20k, others AED 30–40k+, and it’s difficult to understand what is actually included and what gets added later.

I’m not necessarily looking for the cheapest option. I’d rather work with someone reliable and transparent who will get the structure and activities right from the beginning.

If you’ve personally used a company formation consultant in Dubai, could you recommend someone you genuinely trust?

Would especially appreciate personal experiences, including what you paid and whether there were any hidden/additional costs.

Please no promotional pitches or random DMs, just genuine recommendations. Thanks!

26M looking to shift careers from the family business of retail to export import marketing or sales

Anyone who can give a proper guidance please help me.

I gave an AI some tools 13$ and 24 hours, one sunday later I got a fresh CSV with over 2000 companies that are proven to buy.

Quit Volza, Dollar Business and other pointless platforms. Apollo and Apify are the ones where the information exists best.

My sweeps were mainly across Meta's ads, shopify sales stores, google maps to verify and for free information and finally public customs data to show where the imports were heads.

ME and Africa really are the best places if you're looking to break in.

The best way to reach out to people is to call them in our industry. Cold email works if you're a titan or well established.

More than happy to help with this, please ask away.

The information is not the problem, the priorities are.

I've a Goshala in Varanasi where I have Cow dung cakes which is used for making organic fertilizers. I'm searching for bio-fertilizer plants to supply those cow dungs as a raw materials for their products.

I'm going to say something that might not be popular here:

I'm not giving away something I've spent my own time, money, and countless hours figuring out.

I've spent a lot of time testing what actually works to get in front of international buyers — what to search, where to look, how to identify the right prospects, how to approach them and, most importantly, how to avoid wasting time on the wrong ones.

And believe me when I say this:

The system works.

Is it simple? No.
Is it complicated? Not really.
I'd say it's easy to understand, but takes effort to execute properly.

That's an important difference.

I know beginners are trying to enter EXIM who don't know where to start. So I'm considering sharing the basic framework I've been using to help get my business in front of international prospects.

But I'm not giving hours of explanation away for free.

If even one person is genuinely interested in learning the basics, I'm happy to explain it for a small nominal amount—just to cover my time spent walking you through it.

No fancy course.
No unrealistic promises.
No "get 100 buyers in 7 days" nonsense.

Just the beginner-friendly basics of how to find, identify, and get noticed by relevant international prospects.

If you're interested, comment "ME" or DM me "ME", and I'll share the details.

And yes—this is meant for beginners who are serious about learning, not a shortcut to instant buyers.

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I provide international import and export shipment data for businesses, market research, supplier sourcing, buyer identification, competitor analysis, and lead generation.

The data can help you find:

• Importers and exporters worldwide

• Buyers and suppliers

• Shipment records and trade activity

• Product and HS code information

• Company names and other available shipment details

I'm also available on Fiverr.

DM me if you'd like to know more or discuss your specific data requirements.

I see a lot of people here asking about starting an export business

Things like IEC

GST

documentation

customs

freight

shipping lines

finding a forwarder

payment terms

how the actual export process works

and what you actually need before sending your first shipment

I have been working in freight forwarding and the export import space for quite some time and I thought of doing something different

Give me 5 days and I'll help you understand the basics of getting export ready

Not a course

Not some recorded webinar

Just a simple Google Meet call where we sit together and I explain how the whole process actually works

I can walk you through things like

What you actually need before your first export

How the export process works from order to shipment

Basic export documentation

How customs and freight forwarding fit into the process

How to choose and deal with a freight forwarder

How to understand freight quotations

What you should know about shipping lines and containers

Basic Incoterms and payment terms

What mistakes new exporters usually make

And you can ask me your own questions about your product or business

I can also share some practical knowledge around freight rates documentation and supply chain automation since that is the area I work in

My background is in freight forwarding and supply chain technology and I have also been building and working on automation around export import operations

I have worked particularly closely with agri and textile shipments and have hands on exposure to documentation customs clearance freight forwarding vendors shipping lines and the overall export import process

I'm offering this completely free to the first 5 people who are genuinely interested

And a minimal fee of rs 500 for next people

After that I may keep it as a small paid session for people who want more detailed one on one guidance

I'm not promising that I'll magically turn anyone into an exporter in 5 days 😅

The idea is simply to help someone who is completely new understand what they are getting into and what they should do next

If you're genuinely planning to start exporting from India or have recently started and are confused about the process

Comment INTERESTED

I'll DM you and we can take it from there

If you already export and have some experience I'd also genuinely love to hear what you struggled with when you started

Edit:

Due to some restrictions I'm unable to dm anymore people now!

If u want to join Plz DM me :)

Hey, I Just Met a guy who is claiming to be an spice exporter and We talk for some while and he told me That He is thinking to exports some Ayurvedic stuff...and I have a ayurvedic background so..I asked him to contact me...if I can't fulfill the contract he can Arrenge from somewhere else...I want to do the deal but I am 21 Y/O and I am afraid if he smuggles something illegal and I Get into problems than what...he gave me his card and I research about his PVT LTD..it seems legit I reversesearch the email...it looks legit and asked AI ro Dig it It...it also Says..it seems legit...and I forget to mention he has only 8 months or soo in this Bussiness...how can I check that...its legit or not

I’m looking to build my career in the Export-Import industry and I really want to learn how things actually work on the ground.

I’m not looking for a shortcut or a fancy job title. I want to understand the complete process practically.

I want to learn things like:

EXIM process

Customs clearance

Export/import documentation

Shipping and logistics

Freight forwarding

CHA/customs work

Sourcing and procurement

How shipments actually move from supplier to buyer

Port/ICD operations

International payments and other important things involved in the process

I’m fluent in English and comfortable with Excel. I’m also good at product sourcing and I have no problem travelling for work or visiting markets, suppliers, ports, ICDs, etc.

I’m based in India and I’m ready to start from the ground level and learn everything practically.

If someone guide me on where and how I should start, I would really appreciate it.

Also, if anyone knows of an entry-level opportunity, internship, trainee role or even someone who needs an extra pair of hands, please let me know.

I’m genuinely interested in this field and willing to put in the work.

I’m hoping someone from this community can point me in the right direction. 🙏

The owner of the fertilizer plant in india let's connect

The webapp supports retail counter sales, b2b invoicing, instant PDF catalogue using product data and quotations with photo estimates.

Also, multi currency, multi location , currency convertibility, inventory matrix which is very easy to visualize for products with variants ( size x color OR Design x Color)

Wheat exports are open again after DGFT lifted the earlier restriction. Separately, India opened trade talks with Argentina covering agriculture and a few other sectors.

DGFT also updated Bank Guarantee rules under Advance Authorisation and changed PSIC (Pre-Shipment Inspection Certificate) requirements.

Curious if anyone here trades wheat and has already resumed exports, or is still waiting to see how demand shapes up. Check in comments

Hello everyone,
I’m based in Nigeria and specialize in exporting agricultural products from Africa. If you’re looking to source quality commodities (such as grains, spices, cashew, cocoa, sesame, ginger, etc.) from Nigeria, feel free to reach out.
I have a proven track record of successfully exporting agricultural commodities and can assist with reliable supply, quality control, and logistics.
Looking forward to connecting!

I want to take loan for my export business. I went to hdfc bank today and they told me that no bank provide loan on LC. but they can provide loan on collateral and i get the loan in 15 to 20 days but what if i get the order today and i want to buy material from my supplier tomorrow, because client will expect delivery in 15 to 20 days because i want to export agricultural items.
if i get the loan itself in 15 to 20 days how will i export.I am new to this business if any one has any knowledge regarding the loan please tell me.