How you can Start the Fruit and Vegetable Export Business | What are different Steps to start Export

🌍 Dive into the lucrative world of fruit and vegetable export with expert insights! 🍏🍅 Uncover top strategies to overcome export challenges, ensure food safety, and tap into emerging trends. Discover how governments support this industry, find international buyers, and learn the ABCs of starting your export journey. 🚀 Don't miss this comprehensive guide to boost your profits and take your produce global!

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Following Questions has been answered in this Video:-

Question 1. What is the current state of the fruit and vegetable export industry in Pakistan? What are the most commonly exported fruits and vegetables from Paakistan?

Question 2: "What are some of the challenges that farmers face when it comes to exporting their produce? How can these challenges be overcome?"

Question 3: "How important is food safety in the export of fruits and vegetables? What measures are in place to ensure that the produce is safe for consumption?"

Question 4: "What advice would you give to farmers who are interested in exporting their produce? What are some of the key factors that they should consider?"

Question 5: "How can the government support the fruit and vegetable export industry in Pakistan? Are there any policies or initiatives that are currently in place?"

Question 6: "What are some of the emerging trends in the fruit and vegetable export industry? How can farmers and exporters stay up-to-date with these trends?"

Question 7; How do I make sure the fruits and vegetables I want to export are good enough for foreign markets?

Question 8: How can I keep my fruits and vegetables fresh during the journey to another country?

Question 9; Are there rules or laws I need to follow when sending my produce to different countries?

Question 10: How do I find buyers or companies in other countries who want to buy my fruits and vegetables?

Question 11: Can you tell me about any challenges I might face when trying to export my produce?

Question 12; What are some basic steps I should follow if I want to start exporting my fruits and vegetables?

Question 13: How do I calculate the costs involved in exporting my produce to make sure I'm making a profit?

Following Questions may be partially answered in this video:-

How can exporting fruits and vegetables benefit farmers and growers like me?
What are some popular fruits and vegetables that people like to buy in other countries?
How do I make sure the fruits and vegetables I want to export are good enough for foreign markets?

Are there any special things I should do to prepare my fruits and vegetables before sending them abroad?
How can I learn about the preferences and tastes of people in other countries to know what to send?
What are some basic steps I should follow if I want to start exporting my fruits and vegetables?
Can you share some success stories of farmers who started exporting and did well?
Are there any resources or organizations that can help beginners like me get started in the export business?
How do I calculate the costs involved in exporting my produce to make sure I'm making a profit?
What should I do if I'm worried about my English skills when dealing with buyers from other countries?
Terms used in this Video:-

1- NPPO stands for "National Plant Protection Organization." An NPPO is a government agency or authority responsible for safeguarding plant health within a country.

2- FOP (Free on Board):
FOB stands for "Free on Board." Under this term, the seller is responsible for delivering the goods on board the vessel at the named port of shipment. The seller covers the costs and risks associated with transporting the goods to the port, loading them onto the vessel, and completing export customs formalities.

3- CNF (Cost and Freight) - Also known as CFR (Cost and Freight):
CNF stands for "Cost and Freight," while CFR stands for "Cost and Freight." In both cases, the seller is responsible for delivering the goods to the named port of destination, covering the costs of transportation to that port as well as the freight charges.

4- CIF (Cost, Insurance, and Freight):
CIF stands for "Cost, Insurance, and Freight." In this arrangement, the seller is responsible for delivering the goods to the named port of destination and covering the costs of transportation and freight charges.
5- PHI (Pre-Harvest Interval) i.e. the interval after the application of pesticide and harvest
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