EXPORT
JAR LIMITED is a prominent exporter from Bangladesh, dealing with a wide range of products. Here are some of the key export products we handle:
Vegetables and Agro Food Products
- Green Peas
- Carrots
- Tomatoes
- Potatoes
- Eggplants
- Spinach
- Cauliflower
- Papayas
- Pumpkins
- Bottle Gourd
- Cabbages
- Coriander Leaves
- Ladies Finger (Okra)
- Cucumbers
- Bitter Gourd
- Marsh Herb
- Jute Leaves
- Drumsticks
- Radishes
- Corn
- Chives
- Jackfruit
- Dry Fish
Other Export Products
- Ship Spare Parts
- Fresh Fruits (e.g., Karala, Misti Kumra, Lao Kohi/Chichinga, Jali/Chal Kumra, Potol)
JAR LIMITED ensures that all their products meet both domestic and international food standards. We use advanced technologies to keep vegetables fresh and have devised packing methods to preserve freshness as long as possible.
For more detailed information, you can visit our website or contact them directly:
- Phone: 008801975-858511
- Email: trading@jargroups.com; bd@jar24.cn
Is there anything specific you would like to know about their products?
Sure! Here are more detailed insights into JAR LIMITED’s export products:
Vegetables and Agro Food Products | Exporting Bangladeshi Agricultural Products
- Green Peas: Matured, common cultivation, green color, high food value.
- Carrots: Fresh, high quality, orange color, direct from farmers.
- Tomatoes: Matured, red color, high food value, chemical-free.
- Potatoes: Fresh, various sizes, direct from farmers.
- Eggplants: Fresh, purple color, high food value.
- Spinach: Fresh, green color, high food value.
- Cauliflower: Fresh, white color, high food value.
- Papayas: Fresh, orange color, high food value.
- Pumpkins: Fresh, orange color, high food value.
- Bottle Gourd: Fresh, green color, high food value.
- Cabbages: Fresh, green color, high food value.
- Coriander Leaves: Fresh, green color, high food value.
- Ladies Finger (Okra): Fresh, green color, high food value.
- Cucumbers: Fresh, green color, high food value.
- Bitter Gourd: Fresh, green color, high food value.
- Marsh Herb: Fresh, green color, high food value.
- Jute Leaves: Fresh, green color, high food value.
- Drumsticks: Fresh, green color, high food value.
- Radishes: Fresh, red color, high food value.
- Corn: Fresh, yellow color, high food value.
- Chives: Fresh, green color, high food value.
- Jackfruit: Fresh, brown color, high food value.
- Dry Fish: Fresh, high food value.
Other Export Products
- Ship Spare Parts: Various parts for ships, high quality.
- Fresh Fruits: Various types of fresh fruits, direct from farmers.
JAR LIMITED ensures that all their products meet both domestic and international food standards. We use advanced technologies to keep vegetables fresh and have devised packing methods to preserve freshness as long as possible1. They also offer well-reputed vendor base, on-time delivery schedule, and packing as per customer requirements.
Would you like to know more about any specific product or their export process?
Exporting products through JAR LIMITED involves several key steps to ensure a smooth and efficient process. Here’s a general overview:
1. Documentation
- Commercial Invoice: This document provides a detailed description of the goods, including price, quantity, quality, and other relevant details.
- Export Packing List: A detailed list of the items being shipped, including packaging details.
- EXP Form: Issued by the authorized dealer bank, certifying the exporter as a bona fide businessman and ensuring the repatriation of export proceeds.
- Certificate of Origin: Provided by the competent authority, stating the origin of the exported goods.
- Bill of Export/Shipping Bill: Issued by customs authority to ensure the shipment of goods.
- Bill of Lading: A document of title to goods, evidencing dispatch from the exporting to the importing country.
- Insurance Certificate: Assures the consignee that insurance will cover any loss or damage during transit.
- Bill of Exchange: An order on the buyer to pay the stated amount at sight or after a certain period.
2. Sourcing and Procurement
- Identifying Suppliers: Finding suppliers who can provide the right products at the right price and quality.
- Negotiating Contracts: Establishing contracts covering terms of supply, payment, and delivery.
- Managing the Supply Chain: Coordinating with suppliers, freight forwarders, customs agents, and other stakeholders.
- Monitoring Quality: Ensuring products meet quality standards.
- Managing Inventory: Keeping track of products in stock, on order, and in transit.
3. Logistics and Transportation
- Freight Forwarding: Managing logistics, including transportation, customs clearance, and documentation management.
- Real-time Tracking: Monitoring the status of shipments.
4. Ministries/Departments Related to Export Trade
- Ministry of Commerce
- Ministry of Foreign Affairs
- Ministry of Finance
- Ministry of Fisheries and Livestock
- Export Promotion Bureau (EPB)
- Chief Controller of Export and Import (CCE&I)
- National Board of Revenue (NBR)
- Bangladesh Bank
- Board of Investment (BOI)
- Bangladesh Standards & Testing Institution (BSTI)
- Department of Agricultural Extension (DAE)
Does this help clarify the process for you?
Here are more detailed steps and considerations for exporting products through JAR LIMITED:
1. Pre-Export Preparation
- Market Research: Conduct thorough research on the target markets to understand demand, competition, and regulatory requirements.
- Product Compliance: Ensure that the products meet the quality standards and regulatory requirements of the target markets. Obtain necessary certifications if required.
- Pricing Strategy: Develop a competitive pricing strategy considering production costs, shipping costs, and market pricing.
2. Sourcing and Procurement
- Identifying Suppliers: Source reliable suppliers who can provide high-quality products. Establish long-term relationships with them for consistent supply.
- Quality Control: Implement strict quality control measures to ensure that the products meet both domestic and international standards.
- Inventory Management: Efficiently manage inventory to ensure timely availability of products for export.
3. Documentation and Compliance
- Commercial Invoice: A detailed invoice specifying the goods, price, terms of sale, and payment details.
- Packing List: A document listing the contents of each package, including weight, dimensions, and packaging details.
- Export License: Obtain necessary export licenses and permits from relevant authorities.
- Certificate of Origin: A document certifying the country of origin of the goods, often required by customs in the importing country.
- Bill of Lading: A shipping document provided by the carrier that serves as a receipt for the cargo and a contract of carriage.
- Insurance Certificate: Proof of insurance coverage for the goods during transit.
- Export Declaration Form (EXP Form): Required by the Bangladesh Bank to ensure proper documentation and repatriation of export proceeds.
4. Logistics and Transportation
- Freight Forwarding: Engage a reputable freight forwarder to handle the logistics, including transportation, customs clearance, and documentation management.
- Shipping Method: Choose the most appropriate shipping method (sea, air, or land) based on the nature of the goods and delivery requirements.
- Real-time Tracking: Utilize tracking systems to monitor the shipment’s status and provide updates to the buyer.
5. Customs Clearance
- Customs Broker: Work with an experienced customs broker to ensure smooth customs clearance procedures.
- Tariffs and Duties: Be aware of the tariffs, duties, and taxes applicable in the destination country and factor these into the pricing strategy.
- Compliance with Import Regulations: Ensure compliance with the import regulations of the destination country to avoid any delays or penalties.
6. Payment and Financial Management
- Payment Terms: Establish clear payment terms with the buyer, such as Letters of Credit (LC), advance payment, or open account.
- Currency Exchange: Manage currency exchange risks by locking in exchange rates or using hedging strategies.
- Repatriation of Export Proceeds: Ensure timely repatriation of export proceeds as per the regulations of the Bangladesh Bank.
7. Marketing and Promotion
- Branding: Develop a strong brand identity for the products to differentiate them in the target market.
- Digital Marketing: Utilize digital marketing strategies, including social media, email marketing, and online advertising, to promote the products.
- Trade Shows and Exhibitions: Participate in international trade shows and exhibitions to showcase the products and connect with potential buyers.
8. Post-Export Follow-Up
- Customer Feedback: Collect feedback from buyers to understand their satisfaction levels and identify areas for improvement.
- After-Sales Service: Provide excellent after-sales service to build long-term relationships with buyers.
- Continuous Improvement: Continuously improve the export process based on feedback and market trends.
Contact Information for JAR LIMITED
- Head Office: Millennium Plaza (3rd Floor), 2905, Agrabad Access Road, Chittagong, 4100.
- Phone: 0088-01975-858511
- Email: trading@jargroups.com; bd@jar24.cn
- Website: https://jarlimited.com/
