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$ Mark up on imported Chinese goods

 
 
Reply Mon 27 Feb, 2006 10:11 am
Hi all,

I recently discovered this forum and it has been a huge help. Like many people on here, I am investigating the possibilities & opportunities of importing goods from China and selling on at a profit - aren't we all ;-). At a high level I understand how this is done in relation to finding a niche in the market, sourcing the product and the logistics of getting the same product from supplier to the market. My one question (at this time anyway) is this. Are there guidelines out there on how much I can or should mark up my imported goods before I sell them on wholesale to a prospective buyer. I know this is a "how long is a piece of string" type question but would really appreciate any help or advice on this question. Many thanks in advance!
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ai
 
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Reply Sat 25 Mar, 2006 06:37 am
you should investigate the local market first ,then find out what to import .
me too ., want to start small business first ..
write me to share our experiences .my mail address is : [email protected]
can also talk on MSN messenger .
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Benny Liu
 
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Reply Wed 29 Mar, 2006 08:43 pm
In fact, the supplier would do all the things on the terms of CIF and you only need to do is give them your required date of goods arrival.
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