Start exporting, or restart a unit that has stalled

For pharmaceutical and chemical manufacturers where hard-currency revenue has stopped being optional.

Who this is for

  • A 50–500 person company that has decided to enter a new market and does not know the regulatory path.
  • A company with a shipment or dossier stuck, and nobody able to unstick it.
  • A company bidding a foreign tender, or one that has just lost its export manager.

What usually goes wrong

  • Registration starts without checking the sequence

    The document that had to come first is requested last, and the dossier slips by months.

  • The product's control classification is never written down

    Every subsequent shipment is assessed from scratch, and the answer can come out differently each time.

  • The export unit is built around one person

    When they leave, the buyer relationships, the regulatory knowledge and the case history all leave together.

  • Payment is treated as the last stage

    Payment structure gets negotiated after the goods have shipped — from the weakest position available.

The service, stage by stage

Every stage produces a document. A stage without an output is not a stage.

  1. Destination market and regulatory research

    Your product's regulatory status in the target market, the approving authority, local requirements, and whether the market makes sense for this product at all.

    Written output: A destination regulatory report, with sources and the date checked

  2. The destination registration path

    Which documents, in which order, from which authority, and how long each stage takes. Order matters: several documents are prerequisites for others.

    Written output: A registration route map with document list, sequence and time estimates

  3. Building an export unit from zero

    Process design, forms and procedures, team training, and formal handover. The goal is a unit that still runs after the engagement ends.

    Written output: Written process, a full set of forms, and a signed handover record

  4. Product documentation package

    GMP (Good Manufacturing Practice certificate), CPP (Certificate of a Pharmaceutical Product), batch CoA (Certificate of Analysis), and support in assembling the registration dossier.

    Written output: A complete documentation package, reviewed before it reaches the counterparty

  5. Government and international tenders

    Reading the tender conditions, preparing the submission, and following it through to the result — including an honest read on whether bidding is worth it.

    Written output: The tender package, plus a written assessment of odds and risk

  6. Managing the chain through to payment

    From pre-shipment verification through transport, destination clearance, delivery and payment follow-up. One named owner for every step.

    Written output: A chain timeline with a named owner against each stage

What this service is not

  • Any product category outside pharmaceuticals and chemicals.
  • Producing a document whose content does not match the actual shipment.
  • Replacing your legal counsel or your licensed customs broker.
  • Guaranteeing a registration or tender result; the path and the risk are written down, the outcome is not promised.

Free export-readiness assessment

About 12 questions, roughly 3 minutes. I read the answers myself and contact you within 2 working days.

No sign-up. If you close the page halfway through, your answers are still there.

Free export-readiness assessment