I guess Your advice applied to all of Preferences. Regional cumulation You can use regional cumulation so that materials originating in one of the following countries can be used as if they were materials originating in the country of export: Group Countries in the group 1 Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Myanmar or Burma, Philippines and Vietnam 2 Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka The origin of the finished product will be the country in which the goods were last processed if the processing was more than minimal. If that processing was only minimal the origin will be the country who provided the most customs value of the materials used.
Thank you for such a helpful overview. Do you have the contact details of a good CHA / Customs Agent who would be familiar with importing frozen RTE food into the UK from India? This would be very helpful. Thank you again.
Hello Nisha, I am Abhishek very informative videos, thank you for such videos :) . I am planning for a new start-up. I was wondering if you have any idea what is the tariff for Indian snacks ? I tried looking on the website you mentioned but I can not find 'snacks' when I search.
Hello Abhishek, You will not find by the word "snacks". Mostly Indian snacks will not be displayed there. You will have to search by the type of product and go with what closely matches with ingredients in that. Eg. It might be under Section IV (Prepared food stuff). And then you have to search for sub categories closely matching your products
Hi Nisha - great video I am a manufacturer of a wide range of frozen foods and snacks in India. We are currently exporting in Canada and Australia. Looking to enter the UK market. Is it possible to get an appointment with you?
Thank for sharing information. As this is one year old and I just watched it, one question Are the COVID charges still there ? How much does air freight cost now (roughly) ? I am planning to import fruits from India need do I need import certificate ? I emailed you few other questions regarding product and general first timer question please reply to it aswell Thanks in advance
Hi Karthik What guidance are you looking for? Pls feel free to join our FB group UK Importers Hub where you can interact with other Importers and freight forwarding agents
My concern is once the items are here how we find distributors don’t want my thousands of pounds sitting in warehouses Is it really worth importing? I’m planning to import the classic fruit juices cartons from Pakistan . I see them in the desi grocery stores but still reluctant. Only distribution part scares me off
Hi, you have to 1st try and speak to distributors to see if there is an interest for your products. After which you can get pre orders from them, so you wouldn't end up with excess stock.
Hi Nisha, If I want to export a food product that contains some milk-based ingredients, can I export that to the UK? Because I came to know that the UK has banned products that contain milk-based ingredients.
I have not opened an import business yet but i plan to get ambient food from india and try to test local market by keeping them in local stores shops. Will i have to follow all procedures for packaging even for a market test?
Hi Nisha Thanks for informative video! I’m new start up and still struggling to understand do I need take any certification to import sugar coated saunf and namkeen? If you can clarify I will really appreciate this? Thanks Supriya
Hi Trish, As far as I am aware, sugar containing products will have more restrictions. Have you checked the Trade Tariff website? Or checked with a freight forwarder?
@@NishaMenonBusinessTalks Hello Nisha, I am Abhishek very informative videos, thank you for such videos :) . I am planning for a new start-up. I was wondering if you have any idea what is the tariff for Indian snacks ? I tried looking on the website you mentioned but I can not find 'snacks' when I search.
Fantastic video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Very well presented. Have subscribed for your videos. Look forward to seeing more...
Thank you very much Joshy😊🙏
I guess Your advice applied to all
of Preferences.
Regional cumulation
You can use regional cumulation so that materials originating in one of the following countries can be used as if they were materials originating in the country of export:
Group Countries in the group
1 Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Myanmar or Burma, Philippines and Vietnam
2 Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal, Pakistan and Sri Lanka
The origin of the finished product will be the country in which the goods were last processed if the processing was more than minimal.
If that processing was only minimal the origin will be the country who provided the most customs value of the materials used.
Excellent Nisha….excellent video..we are Uk based freight forwarder from Milton Keynes 🙏
Most welcome 😊
I am Sri Lankan and pure Ceylon Cinnamon exporter.I am looking for a reliable Buyer in UK.
Pls feel free to join our FB group UK Importers Hub where you can interact with other Importers and freight forwarding agents.
very beautifully presented. thank you so much for this information 😍😍
Most welcome 😍
You scared the s out me
I want to start a spices business so I don’t know if this video really answered any of my questions
Hi David
Let me know your questions and I will try and answer.
Really good mam❤ thank u very useful
Most welcome Nailson. Wish you all the very best!
Great content Nisha
Thank-you
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Thank you for such a helpful overview. Do you have the contact details of a good CHA / Customs Agent who would be familiar with importing frozen RTE food into the UK from India? This would be very helpful. Thank you again.
Hi Ashwin
I would recommend you join our FB group UK Importers Hub where you can interact with other Importers and freight forwarding agents
Do we need Phytosanitary certificate for dried fruits like dried mangoes, dried banana or nuts?
You will have to check with your freight forwarding agent regarding this
Hello Nisha, I am Abhishek
very informative videos, thank you for such videos :) . I am planning for a new start-up. I was wondering if you have any idea what is the tariff for Indian snacks ? I tried looking on the website you mentioned but I can not find 'snacks' when I search.
Hello Abhishek, You will not find by the word "snacks". Mostly Indian snacks will not be displayed there. You will have to search by the type of product and go with what closely matches with ingredients in that. Eg. It might be under Section IV (Prepared food stuff). And then you have to search for sub categories closely matching your products
Thank you so much
Most welcome 🙌
Hi Nisha , Excellent Content . Do you recommend any freight forwarder in uk ,that will be a great help Thanks.
Hi Tince
If you could join our FB group UK Importers hub, there are lots of freight forwarders who can help you out
Pls give the link of fb group
Hi Nisha - great video
I am a manufacturer of a wide range of frozen foods and snacks in India. We are currently exporting in Canada and Australia. Looking to enter the UK market. Is it possible to get an appointment with you?
Hi, Yes please send me an email to nishamenon.uk@gmail.com. And we can discuss 😊
Informative 👍❤
Thanks a lot 😊
Mam what happens with the container which goes from Mumbai to uk...how will that be returning to mumbai
Hi, do you mean empty container returning to Mumbai? You will have to speak with the shipping company or a freight forwarding agent regarding this
Thank for sharing information.
As this is one year old and I just watched it, one question
Are the COVID charges still there ?
How much does air freight cost now (roughly) ?
I am planning to import fruits from India need do I need import certificate ?
I emailed you few other questions regarding product and general first timer question please reply to it aswell
Thanks in advance
Hi Vikram
Regarding the freight charges, please contact your freight forwarder who will have updated information
Hi I want to import mangoes and Gauva fruits to uk from chennai, can you guide me on this!
Hi Karthik
What guidance are you looking for? Pls feel free to join our FB group UK Importers Hub where you can interact with other Importers and freight forwarding agents
Thanks for information
I’m interested for export pls help me 🙏🏻
Hi
Pls drop me an email to nishamenon@nikasu.com
Hi Nisha , can you guide me on how to strat. Company in UK trading food products from Kerala
Hi Nandakumar
Can you please drop me an email to nishamenon@nikasu.com with more details
@@NishaMenonBusinessTalks will do
I asked this question to you by email...
Thank you very much ❤😍
Yes. 😁
@@NishaMenonBusinessTalks can I get your email ID mam?
@@siddharajsinhchavda7824 Hi, Pls drop me an email to hi@jackandchill.co.uk
My concern is once the items are here how we find distributors don’t want my thousands of pounds sitting in warehouses
Is it really worth importing? I’m planning to import the classic fruit juices cartons from Pakistan . I see them in the desi grocery stores but still reluctant. Only distribution part scares me off
Hi, you have to 1st try and speak to distributors to see if there is an interest for your products. After which you can get pre orders from them, so you wouldn't end up with excess stock.
Will you help us for finding customers in uk madam
Hi Dhanesh, you can join our FB group UK Importers Hub where you can interact with similar entrepreneurs and also find customers
Hi Nisha, If I want to export a food product that contains some milk-based ingredients, can I export that to the UK? Because I came to know that the UK has banned products that contain milk-based ingredients.
Hi Kunal
As you rightly said there is a ban on milk products from India. So you cannot export to UK
Thank you so much for sharing valuable knowledge..
Most welcome Atul. Wishing you all the best 😊
Hi Nisha It is very good information. If you are in UK can I consult you for a business case development.
Hi Redrose, Yes I do 1-1 consultations. Pls email me on nishamenon.uk@gmail.com and I can send you details.
I have not opened an import business yet but i plan to get ambient food from india and try to test local market by keeping them in local stores shops. Will i have to follow all procedures for packaging even for a market test?
Yes definitely Meera.😊 All products should be of export quality
@@NishaMenonBusinessTalks please can I get your email address. Would you be able to do one to one consultation?
@meera2328 Hi Meera, Yes I do 1-1 consultations😊. Pls drop me an email to nishamenon.uk@gmail.com and I can send more details
Hi do you know any agent can help me?
Hi Pls.join our FB group UK Importers hub where you can interact with similar entrepreneurs and freight forwarders agents
Hello where I can communicate to you directly ma'am??
You can email me on nishamenon@nikasu.com
Hi Nisha Thanks for informative video! I’m new start up and still struggling to understand do I need take any certification to import sugar coated saunf and namkeen? If you can clarify I will really appreciate this?
Thanks Supriya
Hi Trish, As far as I am aware, sugar containing products will have more restrictions. Have you checked the Trade Tariff website? Or checked with a freight forwarder?
@@NishaMenonBusinessTalks Hello Nisha, I am Abhishek
very informative videos, thank you for such videos :) . I am planning for a new start-up. I was wondering if you have any idea what is the tariff for Indian snacks ? I tried looking on the website you mentioned but I can not find 'snacks' when I search.
@abhisheksidhpura5742 Pls drop me an email to nishamenon.uk@gmail.com what type of snacks you are planning. You wouldn't find snacks as category
Can I have an appointment with you ?
Yes sure
Pls drop me an email to nishamenon.uk@gmail.com with what support you are looking for