The product
The goods you wish to discuss, including specification, grade, packaging and supporting product information.
OPENING A WIDER HORIZON
A product with potential.
A market beyond home.
An export opportunity starts with your goods and the market you have in mind. Share their origin, availability and the direction you would like to explore.
Start an export enquiry
YOUR STARTING POINT
Make the opportunity easy to understand.
A clear introduction helps turn an initial idea into a useful commercial conversation. Tell us what is available, where it comes from and the destination you are considering.
Read our enquiry guideThe origin
Where the goods are produced or held, and your relationship to the product or supplier.
The availability
The quantity available, its unit of measure and when the goods may be ready.
The destination
The market or buyer requirement you want to explore, together with any proposed timing.
A few useful
answers.
Before you get in touch.
Can a supplier introduce an export opportunity?
Yes. Introduce your business, explain your relationship to the goods and share the key product and availability details.
Do I need a confirmed buyer before enquiring?
You can start with an opportunity you would like to discuss. Be clear about whether a buyer is identified or a destination is still being considered.
Does an enquiry confirm an export arrangement?
No. Suitability, product availability, responsibilities and commercial terms need to be discussed and agreed separately.
Should I include product documents?
You can mention the documents and specifications you have available in your first message. Relevant information can then be discussed as the enquiry develops.