Here are some tips for 14 websites to buy spices from ! here is the full list! on our blog HERE IS THE DIRECT LINK TO ALL OF THESE WEBSITES: marketingfoodonline.com/blogs/news/14-spice-websites-to-buy-spices-wholesale
I’m starting a Seasoning business soon , I love the information you share. Can you do a video on spice and sauce selling in Canada? Not sure if that’s possible but I just thought to ask. Also can you sell Sauces and Seasonings on Facebook Market Place? If so how does it work? Is there a fee? Also, Is it better to have a website to sell your products on? I discovered in order to sell you products on sites like Wix, you have to have a Business account, paying a month charge, which is out of my budget at this time. So this is why I asked Is it cheaper to sell on FBMP. Please let me know of any other ways I can sell to my potential customer.
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Hey y'all I started a spice company I will be producing out of a commercial kitchen I live in Tennessee also I'm in the process of getting a food manufacturer's license I realize you probably had to send off your liquid product for testing Did y'all have to send your dry/ powdered mixes off for testing Ty
Hi, Thank you for the video it's very enlightening. please I have a question which is what course can one take in the process of starting a small spice business. Thank you.
Hi... Thanks for this video. I have recently started my own spice business but having trouble getting a wholesale supplier in Canada. Please which spice company can you suggest i buy from that would ship to Canada and what might be the disadvantage from buying from alibaba
I live in Canada and was wondering the same thing. I started a spice business last year as well. Just to let you know if you replay this video to 8:44 mins, he mentioned whole sellers you can work with in Canada. Just listen what he say’s from 8:44 mins 😊
Hello, I discovered your channel and I love it. You are so informative but unfortunately I live in Canada and a most of your resources and information pertains to the US. So I have two questions can you sell Seasonings and Sauce’s on Facebook market place and Do you have information for Canadians regarding selling seasoning and Sauce’s from home?
Yes thank you for asking we are looking into creating a multitude of videos on Canada we have some partners out of Canada and we are working with so we can create some great content thank you for asking
@@MarketingFoodOnline Ok, so was that a yes to if it’s ok to sell my seasonings on Facebook market place? And if so how do you get paid on Market place? Can you connect your PayPal account ,sell and ship Internationally? Just wondering because most my clients would be in the US. I would like to be able to ship my products to clients that live out there.
hey.... your videos are AMAZING!! thank you for these videos that help struggling and new businesses get educational help. I have a question, if we order from Alibaba, food or/and other commodities, do we need to have an import license? pay duties? any other permits and certificates, licenses? Thank you so much!!!
When importing food or other commodities from Alibaba or any other international supplier, several factors will determine whether you need an import license, need to pay duties, and require other permits and certificates. These factors typically depend on your country's specific regulations and the nature of the products you are importing. Here are some general considerations: Import License: Some countries require importers to obtain an import license or permit for certain products. The need for an import license varies from country to country and may depend on factors such as the type of product, its intended use, and its country of origin. You should check with your local customs or import/export authorities to determine if you need an import license. Duties and Taxes: Most countries impose customs duties and taxes on imported goods. The rates and types of duties and taxes can vary widely based on the product category and its country of origin. You will need to pay these duties and taxes when your goods clear customs. Make sure to research the specific duties and taxes applicable to your products in your country. Permits and Certificates: Depending on the nature of the goods you are importing, you may need additional permits and certificates. For example, importing food products often requires compliance with food safety and hygiene standards. You may need certificates of analysis, certificates of origin, and other documentation to prove the quality and safety of your products. Similarly, certain commodities like chemicals, pharmaceuticals, or electronics may require specific permits and certifications. Import Restrictions: Some products may be subject to import restrictions or prohibitions due to health, safety, environmental, or security concerns. You should check with your country's customs or trade authorities to ensure that the products you intend to import are not subject to any restrictions. Import Regulations and Documentation: Proper documentation is crucial when importing goods. You will likely need to provide shipping and customs documentation, such as a commercial invoice, bill of lading, packing list, and certificates of compliance or origin. Customs Broker: In many cases, working with a customs broker or freight forwarder can be beneficial. They can help you navigate the complex import regulations, handle customs clearance, and ensure that all necessary documentation is in order. Tariff Classification: Each product is assigned a specific tariff classification code, which determines the applicable customs duties and taxes. You'll need to accurately classify your products when importing them. The Harmonized System (HS) code is often used for this purpose. Product Safety and Compliance: Ensure that the products you import meet the safety and quality standards of your country. Compliance with regulations such as food safety, product labeling, and product certification may be required. To avoid legal issues and ensure a smooth importing process, it's essential to research and understand the specific import regulations and requirements for your country. Consulting with customs authorities, seeking legal advice, and working with experienced import professionals can help you navigate the complexities of importing food and other commodities. Importing without adhering to the necessary regulations and requirements can lead to customs delays, fines, or even the seizure of your goods.