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DEADLINE EXTENSION FOR SUBMISSIONS ON PRODUCT LINES OF INTEREST FOR SOUTH AFRICAN EXPORTERS TO INDIA

The Department of Trade and Industry (the dti) invites private industry role players in the Agricultural, Agro-Processing, Chemicals, Metals, Engineering, Textiles and Clothing, Automotive and other economic sectors, to make submissions on their areas of interest, regarding ongoing trade negotiations between the Southern African Customs Union (SACU) and India. The appeal was announced in terms of the Government Gazette Notice, No.1152 of 2008.

The initial deadline of 10 October 2008, for the submission of offensive product lines of interest and details of any non-tariff measures imposed by Indian authorities that hamper the ability to export products and services into Indian markets, has been extended to 27 January 2009.
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DON'T KNOW WHERE TO START? CHOOSE ONE OF THESE LINKS
The Commercial Invoice
Learn all about commercial invoices here.
Currency conversion got you confused? Currency conversion and information can be found here.
EMIA explained. The Department of Trade and Industry's export incentive scheme.
Want to know what a particular export term means?
The Customs Declaration Form (SAD 500). What is this?
Want to register as an exporter? How to register
Looking for an export council. We have an
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listing by province.
Are you ready to export? Confirm you export readiness with this
export-readiness checklist..
Want to do it yourself?
Export training is provided all over the country and is listed here.


COUNTRY NATIONAL DAYS

Bear these dates in mind when dealing with the following countries:

Cuba 1 January
Haiti 1 January
Sudan 1 January
Myanmar 4 January
Australia 26 January
India 26 January
Nauru 31 January

CONSIDERING EXPORTING?

Try our 21 step guide to exporting. Even if you are already exporting, this is a valuable resource.
Considering exporting is the first step on the road to export success.
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Wanting to learn more about trade?
We have a listing of a number of trade-related courses offered throughout South Africa during the year. CLICK HERE

Programme in International Marketing, UNISA

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Learning to export... The export process in 21 easy steps
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Step 5:Confirming management's commitment to exports
Step 6: Undertaking an initial SWOT analysis of the firm
Step 7:Selecting and researching potential countries abroad
Step 8: Preparing and implementing your export plan
Step 9: Obtaining financing for your exports
Step 10: Managing your export risk
Step 11: Promoting the firm and its products abroad
Step 12: Negotiating and quoting in exports
Step 13: Revising your export costings and price
Step 14: Obtaining the export order
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