farmer marketplace
Org. type
Ltd
Founders
farmer marketplace
Founded in
2020
Category
product
About
4 reasons why you need to trade your agricultural produce internationally
Increased Sales
No matter how high a country’s population is, it is only a tiny fraction of the total population of people in the world. The implication of this fact is that trading internationally presents an additional opportunity to grow sales beyond whatever amount you currently sell.
Basically, participating in the international market increases your sales potential and if your strategy is solid enough, it can effectively increase sales as well. Businesses with a vision to meet demands for agricultural produce in regional and global markets stand a chance of earning more money than they would by selling to their local market.
Expanding into the international market is particularly great for medium and large-scale businesses that have already expanded and solidified their grip on the local market. Most businesses reach a point of saturation in their local market beyond which they can no longer make sales to new customers due to population limitations and pressure from competition. Rather than struggle with this, exporting their produce abroad presents an opportunity for such businesses to increase sales.
Economies of Scale
With international expansion comes an increase in demand for your produce. For most suppliers, local orders for farm produce typically come in small units sold to small retailers or even direct consumers. International buyers don’t just buy a few products, in most cases, demand is usually in the form of large containers of produce. Even when orders are not up container-loads, they still come in substantial quantities.
Increased Sales
No matter how high a country’s population is, it is only a tiny fraction of the total population of people in the world. The implication of this fact is that trading internationally presents an additional opportunity to grow sales beyond whatever amount you currently sell.
Basically, participating in the international market increases your sales potential and if your strategy is solid enough, it can effectively increase sales as well. Businesses with a vision to meet demands for agricultural produce in regional and global markets stand a chance of earning more money than they would by selling to their local market.
Expanding into the international market is particularly great for medium and large-scale businesses that have already expanded and solidified their grip on the local market. Most businesses reach a point of saturation in their local market beyond which they can no longer make sales to new customers due to population limitations and pressure from competition. Rather than struggle with this, exporting their produce abroad presents an opportunity for such businesses to increase sales.
Economies of Scale
With international expansion comes an increase in demand for your produce. For most suppliers, local orders for farm produce typically come in small units sold to small retailers or even direct consumers. International buyers don’t just buy a few products, in most cases, demand is usually in the form of large containers of produce. Even when orders are not up container-loads, they still come in substantial quantities.
Funding details
Industry
Service /Product types
City
london
