Should your Business consider Exporting to Asia?

Many Australian and New Zealand manufacturers hesitate to explore the opportunity to export to China because of such obstacles as the language barrier, and logistics difficulties.

The Australian and New Zealand government websites advise businesses that to engage with Asian markets, it is essential to build a local network, connect with local customers on their preferred platforms in their language, and have a thorough understanding of their culture and policy.

It can be incredibly daunting for many businesses to develop the required relationships and in-depth knowledge to succeed in these markets.

With aumake, there’s no need to worry. We take care of everything.

aumake provides:

• Bi-lingual team members to handle all discussions with customers on your behalf.
• A team of marketing, logistics and grant experts.
• In-depth knowledge of the Asian markets—including legal policy, demographics, marketing strategies, market entry models and risk management.
• Established social ecommerce marketplace (WeChat) and online store.
• Wide network of local contacts and established marketing channels in Asia.
• Infrastructure to accommodate all logistics, transport, shipping and warehouse requirements.
• A sales force of over 30,000 people.

If these factors are holding you back from exporting your products to Asia – there’s no more reason to delay.

There is a high demand in the Chinese and Asian markets for Australian and New Zealand products, such as:

• Health supplements
• Makeup and skincare
• Dairy products and infant formula
• Wool products
• Aus/NZ agriculture products
• Food and beverages
• Pharmaceuticals

If your business produces these goods, we strongly advise that you explore the potential of engaging aumake to expand your customer base into Asia.

Please do not hesitate to contact the aumake team with any questions you have regarding your business’s edibility to sell your products in China.