Export to Cameroon (Central Africa)

info@icom7.com [webmaster] — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 21:48:48 +0200

::: EXPORT TO CAMEROON :::

Exportation of goods

Who can export ?
What can be exported ?
How to export ?

Who can export?

Generally, every individual or corporate entity can export goods.

Exceptions: goods whose exportation is subjected to authorisation: endangered flora and fauna in accordance with the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora. For example:

Big monkeys and lemur
Pandas and South American[...]

Import / Export to Cameroon (Central Africa)

info@icom7.com [webmaster] — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 21:49:48 +0200

::: IMPORT TO CAMEROON:::

Our aim here is to present the measures introduced by public authorities to encourage importation and exportation. We also want to place at the disposal of users of Customs services some pieces of information on the importation and exportation of goods, namely:

import formalities;
specific authorisations;
import and export procedures;
post-clearance checks;
etc.

I - Measures to encourage imports and exports

A- The Investment Charter of the Republic of Cameroon, law n° 2002/004 of[...]

Summary of Export Price Costing

info@icom7.com [Jacques Guiffo] — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 13:43:44 +0200

Here are some basic example of how costing can be done in local Malaysian currency and thereafter, can be easily converted to foreign currency for export pricing of product.

1.- Determine Product Cost -in your local currency
2.- Determine Factory Sales Price - in your local currency
3.- Export quotation may take various forms: a verbal agreement, a telephone, telex, cable, fax, airmailed letter or E-mail. It may also be a pro-forma invoice, which is an outline of what the commercial invoice would be-showing all details of the shipment.

Export quotation should describe the goods, the quantity involved, the unit price, the total value, the delivery and payment terms.

Export Pricing Competitiveness

info@icom7.com [Jacques Guiffo] — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 13:41:50 +0200

The cost-plus method of export pricing helps to ensure that the exporter will be selling at a profit. However, it does not take into account the prices of competing products in the foreign market. Therefore, the next step in export pricing is for the exporter to check the competitiveness of his price in the target foreign market.

When the exporter finds that his price is too high, he must decide whether other features of the product quality, design,[...]

How to do Costing for Export?

info@icom7.com [Jacques Guiffo] — Sat, 19 Jul 2008 13:45:51 +0200

The first step is to use below cost-plus method to determine the export pricing competitiveness of your products.

The Cost Plus Method of Calculation

How to Calculate International Freight Transportation Insurance

info@icom7.com [Jacques Guiffo] — Wed, 16 Jul 2008 14:15:30 +0200

International Transportation Insurance is based on a C.I.F.+10% value formula. It is done this way to
cover the costs of transport in the policy. Especially important if the damage occurs at the final
delivery point.
Example. Your freight may be worth $ 100,000.00, but you pay $ 12,000.00 for crating and air
freight to the foreign destination. If you insure the shipment for only the $ 100,000.00 value and the
shipment is a total loss, you would also lose the $ 12,000.00 in transport costs.
….you still have to pay the crating company, origin trucker, airline, insurance cost, delivery,[...]

Incoterms 2000

info@icom7.com [icom7 Team] — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 12:51:19 +0200

Definition

What do the INCOTERMS 2000 specify?

Presentation of the INCOTERMS 2000

Detailed presentation of the INCOTERMS 2000

EXW(Ex Works)

Welcome on the International Business Community

Export to Cameroon (Central Africa)