How much is the first session, and what do I get for it?
The 60-minute Market Entry Assessment is $99.99. You get a
full hour with a consultant on your product and target markets, followed by
a written summary of what we discussed and the next steps we'd recommend.
Pick a time on the calendar, answer a few questions, and
pay — all in one step. The slot is confirmed as soon as payment goes through.
There's no obligation to take it further.
Why isn't the first session free?
Because it isn't a sales call. We prepare beforehand and give you a real
assessment in the hour — including telling you not to enter a market when
that's the right answer. Charging for it means we spend the time on people
who are serious, and you get advice rather than a pitch.
How are consulting fees structured after that?
Per engagement, quoted as a fixed fee after the assessment session, so you
know the cost before committing. Retainer arrangements are available for
ongoing expansion work.
How do I pay, and which methods do you accept?
Consultation fees are paid by card before the slot is confirmed — Visa,
Mastercard, American Express, plus Apple Pay and Google Pay where your device
supports them, all processed by Stripe. Product orders settle by bank transfer
(T/T) or letter of credit, with card accepted on sample orders. Full details
in payments.
Do you work with consulting clients and product buyers separately?
Yes. Some clients only want the consulting — research, compliance, and
partner sourcing for their own products. Others only buy from our food and
non-food ranges. Many do both.
What are your minimum order quantities?
It depends on the category and whether you're ordering full or mixed
pallets. Tell us the lines you're interested in and we'll send exact MOQs
with the price list.
Which shipping terms do you offer?
FOB, CIF, and EXW, depending on the destination and your freight
arrangements. We can coordinate freight and customs clearance if you'd
prefer we handle it.
Can we get samples before ordering a container?
Yes. Sample orders are available for most lines so you can test the
product and check it against local labelling requirements first.
How long does market entry usually take?
Research and shortlisting takes a few weeks. Registration and compliance
is the variable — some markets clear in weeks, others take several months.
We give you a realistic timeline in the proposal, not a best case.