Supply chains we know from within.

Four sectors with one characteristic in common: products that encounter regulatory barriers abroad, and not merely commercial ones. They do not, however, constitute a closed list.

Marine and naval

HVAC segment: technical products, international tenders and refrigerant regulations that differ from one country to another.

Glazing and façades

Panoramic glazing, roofing systems and automated screens: markets governed by structural requirements and safety standards.

Footwear and fashion

Market segmentation, country-by-country product selection, pricing and the choice of distribution channels.

Food and wine

Labelling, customs procedures and importer selection: the supply chain in which documentary conformity carries the greatest weight.

— New sectors, new markets

Should your sector not appear above

The four sectors listed are those in which we have operated directly; the method, however, does not change with the goods. For a new supply chain we begin with a market entry plan drawn up for your product — distribution channels, regulatory barriers, price structure and entry model — and only subsequently proceed to the first commercial approach.

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