If you are interested in trying to export alligator products you need to realize some of the hurdles you might face up front. Alligator products can be perceived as part of a cruel leather farming industry and you must have a plan to counteract this view when you try to export alligator products. Read on to learn more.
Instructions
1. Conduct research on areas that are most likely to be receptive to importing alligator products. South America is an excellent place to start because of the proven receptivity to alligator products.
2. Travel to the areas you intend to export you alligator products. There is no substitute for making personal contact with local representatives that will help move your product.
3. Arrange an intelligent system of distribution for your alligator products once they have arrived in a foreign country. Many cooperative opportunities exist for American distribution of goods.
4. Visit your source of product to make sure they are prepared to produce the increased orders you can expect when you expand into a foreign market. There are few things more frustrating to a business person than a demand without a ready means of supply.
5. Make sure there are no foreign laws that prohibit the import of animal products. All of your trouble will be for naught if you run up hard against federal regulations.
6. Keep your business profitable by operating within a reasonable budget. While it is important to have ambition, you shouldn't overextend yourself, particularly in the first stages of working in a foreign market.
