Paresh Solanki – Exporter, International Export-Import Trainer, and the visionary behind OnlineExim.com. With a global reputation, OnlineExim.com offers practical and comprehensive training for thriving in international trade.
In Export Import Practical Training What You Gain:
Flexible Learning: Access video content via Android/iOS app.
Live Online Sessions: Engage in interactive training.
offline Training with practical visit
Port/ICD/Air Cargo visit as per approval
Buyer Acquisition: Specialized training in finding buyers.
Continuous Support: Lifelong helpdesk assistance.
Job Opportunities: 100% job assistance post-training.
Global Expansion: Guidance for setting up abroad.
Resourceful: Free materials, Exporter Importer data.
Certified: Receive a Practical Training Certificate.
for Business opportunity Directly connect with Mr. Paresh Solanki at contact@pareshsolanki.com
office +91 9714779191.
Explore further at www.pareshsolanki.com
Paresh Solanki-International Export Import Trainer
Which region is known for big demand for Indian foods/spices and faster shipments?
3 hours ago | [YT] | 0
View 0 replies
Paresh Solanki-International Export Import Trainer
How to Export Kismis (raisins) from India, Profitable Product For Export Import Business.
Hello Friends, India is known for its agricultural products, and raisins (kismis) offer export opportunities for Indian entrepreneurs. If you want to start a raisin export business, first identify reliable manufacturers or suppliers, particularly in major raisin-producing regions like Maharashtra. Research international markets such as the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Europe and other countries to understand demand, pricing and buyer requirements. You can start as a merchant exporter by sourcing quality raisins directly from manufacturers without investing in your own processing unit. Focus on product quality, moisture level, grading, hygienic processing, food-grade packaging and proper shelf life. Find international buyers through B2B platforms, LinkedIn, food exhibitions and direct marketing. Before shipping, understand the applicable HS code, IEC requirements, customs documentation, destination-country food safety regulations and any required APEDA registration or certification. Most importantly, verify your buyers, calculate your complete export cost and work with safe payment terms. With proper market research, quality suppliers and the right export strategy, raisins can become a promising product for your export business.
Upcoming Offline Training
Mumbai Training Dates – 25th, 26th, 27th September 2026.
Ahmedabad Training Dates – 9th,10 th,11th October 2026.
Call or WhatsApp on: +91 97147 79191
Paresh Solanki Founder of Exim Helpdesk
For more information
Email: contact@pareshsolanki.com
Visit: www.Pareshsolanki.com
#ExportImport #RaisinExport #KismisExport #IndianExporter #AgricultureExport #FoodExport #MerchantExporter #ExportBusiness #APEDA #ExportTips #GlobalTrade #PareshSolanki
1 day ago | [YT] | 64
View 0 replies
Paresh Solanki-International Export Import Trainer
An importer wants to bring in a wildlife product that is banned outright under India's trade policy, with no license able to permit it. This item falls under which import category?
1 day ago | [YT] | 3
View 0 replies
Paresh Solanki-International Export Import Trainer
Top 5 Trending Country’s for Indian Exporters in Import Export Business.
Hello Friends, before selecting a country, research its demand, import rules, competition, import duties, customer preferences, and payment risks. Do not choose a country only because it is popular.
USA 🇺🇸
The USA is a major destination for Indian products. Exporters can research opportunities in textiles, apparel, handicrafts, engineering goods, food products, home décor, and other categories where Indian suppliers can compete.
UAE 🇦🇪
UAE is an important trading and re-export hub for Indian businesses. Indian exporters can explore opportunities in food products, spices, textiles, handicrafts, furniture, engineering products, and many other categories.
UK 🇬🇧
The UK market offers opportunities across food, garments, home décor, handicrafts, engineering products, and other consumer categories. Exporters should study the applicable customs requirements and product standards before entering the market.
Australia 🇦🇺
Australia can be explored for Indian food products, textiles, handicrafts, home décor, engineering products, and other niche products. Product compliance and Australian import requirements are important.
Saudi Arabia & Gulf Markets 🇸🇦
Saudi Arabia and other Gulf markets can be researched for food, spices, construction-related products, furniture, handicrafts, garments, and consumer goods.
Upcoming Offline Training
Mumbai Training Dates – 25th, 26th, 27th September 2026.
Ahmedabad Training Dates – 9th,10 th,11th October 2026.
Call or WhatsApp on: +91 97147 79191
Paresh Solanki Founder of Exim Helpdesk
For more information
Email: contact@pareshsolanki.com
Visit: www.Pareshsolanki.com
#trending#countrys#ExportImport #IndianExporter #ExportBusiness #ExportFromIndia #InternationalBusiness #GlobalTrade #BuyerFinding #ExportMarketing #MerchantExporter #ExportBusinessIndia #GlobalMarket #ExportTips
4 days ago | [YT] | 74
View 0 replies
Paresh Solanki-International Export Import Trainer
An exporter wants to identify the top 5 countries currently importing turmeric powder globally, to decide where to focus his buyer search. Which tool is best suited for this?
4 days ago | [YT] | 3
View 0 replies
Paresh Solanki-International Export Import Trainer
Top Website Every Exporter Must know in Export Import Business.
Hello Friends, If you want to start or grow your Export-Import Business, you must know the right websites and use them regularly. DGFT is important for IEC, export policies, notifications, and trade-related procedures. Indian Trade Portal helps exporters understand international markets, tariffs, trade agreements, and export opportunities. ICEGATE is useful for customs-related processes, shipping bills, bills of entry, and other customs services. ECGC provides information related to export credit insurance and managing commercial and political payment risks. APEDA is important for exporters dealing with agricultural and processed food products. For finding buyers and suppliers, platforms like IndiaMART and Alibaba can help you connect with businesses in India and international markets. But remember: finding a buyer online is only the first step always verify the buyer, understand the payment terms, check product requirements, and complete your export documentation correctly. Knowledge + Research + Verification = Better Export Business.
Upcoming Offline Training
Mumbai Training Dates – 25th, 26th, 27th September 2026.
Ahmedabad Training Dates – 9th,10 th,11th October 2026.
Call or WhatsApp on: +91 97147 79191
Paresh Solanki Founder of Exim Helpdesk
For more information
Email: contact@pareshsolanki.com
Visit: www.Pareshsolanki.com
#ExportImport #ExportBusiness #IndianExporters #DGFT #ICEGATE #ECGC #APEDA #IndianTradePortal #IndiaMART #Alibaba #Exporters #ImportExport #InternationalTrade #BuyerFinding #ExportBusinessIndia
5 days ago | [YT] | 182
View 0 replies
Paresh Solanki-International Export Import Trainer
Under Rules of Origin used to determine whether goods qualify for FTA benefits, goods that are entirely grown, extracted, or produced in one country (like raw cotton grown and picked in India) are generally classified as:
5 days ago | [YT] | 5
View 0 replies
Paresh Solanki-International Export Import Trainer
How to Export Herbal & Ayurvedic Products in Export Import Business from India?
Hello Friends, India has a strong heritage of herbal and Ayurvedic products, creating opportunities for exporters in international markets. To start, select a quality product, identify the right target country, and work with a reliable manufacturer who can provide consistent quality and required certifications. Before exporting, understand the HS code, product classification, packaging and labeling requirements, export documentation, and destination-country regulations, as requirements can vary depending on the product and market. Find genuine buyers through distributors, wholesalers, B2B platforms, exhibitions, and digital marketing. With quality products, proper compliance, verified buyers, and the right export knowledge, you can take Indian herbal and Ayurvedic products to customers around the world.
Upcoming Offline Training
Mumbai Training Dates – 25th, 26th, 27th September 2026.
Ahmedabad Training Dates – 9th,10 th,11th October 2026.
Call or WhatsApp on: +91 97147 79191
Paresh Solanki Founder of Exim Helpdesk
For more information
Email: contact@pareshsolanki.com
Visit: www.Pareshsolanki.com
#HerbalExport #AyurvedicExport #ExportBusiness #ImportExport #IndianExporter #ExportFromIndia #HerbalProducts #AyurvedicProducts #MadeInIndia #GlobalBusiness #ExportOpportunity #NaturalProducts
6 days ago | [YT] | 74
View 0 replies
Paresh Solanki-International Export Import Trainer
Under a standard Advance Authorisation, within how long from the date of issue must the exporter normally fulfil the Export Obligation?
6 days ago | [YT] | 3
View 1 reply
Paresh Solanki-International Export Import Trainer
How to Export Hair Oil from India in Export Import Business, Profitable Product for Export.
Hello Friends, Hair oil is a popular personal-care product with demand in many international markets, creating a good opportunity for Indian exporters. To start, select a quality hair oil product, identify your target country, find reliable manufacturers or suppliers, and understand the required product standards, packaging, labeling, documentation, and import regulations of the destination country. You can find buyers through distributors, wholesalers, retailers, online B2B platforms, exhibitions, and international marketing. With the right product, quality supplier, genuine buyer, proper documentation, and consistent marketing, you can build a successful hair oil export business from India.
Upcoming Offline Training
Mumbai Training Dates – 25th, 26th, 27th September 2026.
Ahmedabad Training Dates – 9th,10 th,11th October 2026.
Call or WhatsApp on: +91 97147 79191
Paresh Solanki Founder of Exim Helpdesk
For more information
Email: contact@pareshsolanki.com
Visit: www.Pareshsolanki.com
#HairOilExport #ExportBusiness #ImportExport #IndianExporter #ExportFromIndia #HairCare #PersonalCareProducts #GlobalBusiness #ExportOpportunity #MadeInIndia #InternationalBusiness#Entrepreneurship#pareshsolanki#mentor
1 week ago | [YT] | 72
View 0 replies
Load more