BELSER CONSULTING FIRM

Import and Export

Connecting your business or product with the New York market

Import and Export

We facilitate the connection between producers and buyers or distributors in the United States.

Expand your reach and increase your business opportunities.

Access to New Markets

We help you expand your business into the U.S. market by connecting you with key buyers and distributors.

Make informed decisions based on accurate data and analysis.

Detailed Market Research

We conduct thorough market research to identify the best opportunities for your products.

We assist you in obtaining FDA and USDA certifications to ensure your products comply with regulations and gain access to the U.S. market.

FDA and USDA Certification Assistance

We guide you through obtaining the necessary certifications from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) for your products. We will support you at every step of the process, ensuring compliance with all regulations to facilitate your access to the U.S. market.

Enhance the visibility and competitiveness of your products.

Strategic Product Positioning

Enhance the visibility and competitiveness of your products. We help you position your products effectively in the U.S. market.

Don't miss the opportunity to expand your business internationally.

Ready to take your products to the global market?

Discover how we can help you achieve success in the global marketplace.

Avoid the Most Common Mistakes in Import and Export

With the right guidance, you can avoid these issues that often delay or increase the cost of your operations.

Lack of Proper Market Research

Many businesses do not conduct detailed market research before entering new markets.

Non-compliance with Regulations and Standards

Failing to comply with local and international import and export regulations.

Underestimating Costs

Not accounting for all associated costs, including tariffs, taxes, transportation, and storage fees.

Poor Logistics Management

Lack of proper planning and coordination in transportation and storage logistics.

Inadequate Communication with Business Partners

Not maintaining clear and constant communication with suppliers, distributors, and other business partners.

Failure to Adapt Product or Marketing to the New Market

Not tailoring products or marketing strategies to the preferences and needs of the local market.

Frequently Asked Questions

We answer your questions about our services and how we can assist you.

1. What products can I import or export?

Almost any product can be imported or exported, but some are subject to special regulations or restrictions, such as food, chemicals, technology, or medical products. It's important to check the laws of both the origin and destination countries.

2. What documents are required for importing or exporting products?

Common documents include commercial invoices, packing lists, bills of lading, certificates of origin, import/export licenses, and in some cases, health certificates or permits.

3.What is a tariff code and why do I need it?

The tariff code (HS Code) classifies products for international trade. It's necessary to calculate tariffs, taxes, and to ensure that the products comply with customs regulations.

4. What is a free trade agreement and how can it benefit me?

A free trade agreement (FTA) is an arrangement between countries that reduces or eliminates tariffs and other trade barriers. If your country has an FTA with the country you're trading with, you may reduce or avoid tariffs, making your products more competitive.

5. How long does customs clearance take?

Customs clearance time varies by country, product complexity, and the accuracy of the documentation. Generally, the process can take between 1 and 3 days if all documents are in order, although certain products may take longer due to inspections.