sricn12

Hi,

I am looking for some support and reasearch this to establish in netherlands. Kindly let me know any consulatants who can provide consulting or some steps for this. 

Thanks,

Naga

Hi,

I am thinking of starting webshop which sells nutrients and OTC drugs for noe its nutrients such as vitamins. I like to know 

1. can i store at my home as this is small quantities 

2. If that is not possible, any alternative possible to store and ship orders throgh logistics provider

Thanks for the information

Hi,

I can see many B2C platforms and woudl like to also know some B2B and woth good expereince and trun around rate.

Thanks

I will be there

I think you have to meet private investers and fund managers who have large funds and offcourse they would looking for similar opportunites. what is the investment outlay you are looking for? if you menation this some of the members might have some clues who could help you. Some idead below could help you

Business angels: These are high net worth individuals who invest their own money in startups and early-stage companies. You can find business angels through networks such as the Dutch Business Angel Network (DBAN).

Venture capital firms: These firms invest in startups and early-stage companies in exchange for equity. You can find venture capital firms in the Netherlands through organizations such as the Dutch Venture Capital Association (DVCA).

Crowdfunding platforms: These platforms allow you to raise money from a large number of people, usually via the internet. Some popular Dutch crowdfunding platforms include Symbid, Oneplanetcrowd and Kickstarter

Incubators and accelerators: These organizations provide startups with resources such as office space, mentorship, and funding. Many incubators and accelerators in the Netherlands have a specific focus, such as technology or sustainability, and can be a good way to connect with investors who are interested in your field.

Government grants: The Netherlands Enterprise Agency (RVO) offers various grants and subsidies for entrepreneurs and startups.

Like to tahnks this forum for answering and good knowledge. I am thinking of importing few things from developing countries and also from europiean union. I like to understand the total cost of a product vis a vis corrent market.  I like to know the below costs 

1. Cost of the product - This is clear and i can get from supplier 

2. Cost of shipping - it differes and meay be based on many factors, is there a tool to calculate this cost 

3. Cost of clearing at the port of arrival and departure - how to arrive at this cost , any tools please suggest

4. Import duty - I can find from some trade sites 

5. Liability insurence - how to arrive at this cost 

6. Own Margin 

7. please suggest any other costs 

this is needed to evalute if the product is competitve or not and let me know any other costs and how to identify those costs 

Thnks 

Dear All,

I read in couple of messages in this forum that there is a import course basic in chamber of commerce and I tried to google it, cant find it, does any anyone know which course and some more details of the course. 

Thanks in advance

Regards,

Nagar

Yes I started this post with questions which needs some support and who had earlier experience with this could answer

Yes there are rules for Home catering.

Yes to only individual customers.

Just some food.

Yes. food is prepared in the shop and some help is needed 

for home caterers, there will be some rules based on HICAP. 

These uestions you raised do not help me to answer my questions

I am starting food catering and identified the place and negotiating the rental price. I have two questions. I am currently home catering and niw like ti move toa shop.

1. Can I get cooked food from my home and also ask some of my friends to cook and to sell to me.

2. Can I hire temporary worker - daily wage kind of thing - like 3 hours a day as my shop will be open only 3 or 4 hours a day 

3. What are the registrations I must do - Like NVWA and Hygine code as well. any other necessary things. 

4. The place is in commercial marketplace so it's eligible for food catering. 

Thanks,

Sri