Ahmedabad is one of India’s leading business hubs — known for its strong MSME base, export-friendly industries, and growing number of trade entrepreneurs. As a result, demand for import export courses in Ahmedabad has exploded.But one common question we hear from students, job seekers, and business owners is: “How
Attending your first B2B trade exhibition in India? Whether you’re a startup, MSME, or solo exporter — exhibitions are one of the fastest ways to connect, showcase, and grow. But many first-time participants don’t know what to expect or how to make the most of it.At GFE Business, we
Global trade is booming — and for Indians, 2025 is the perfect year to enter the import-export business. But before launching a trade venture, one thing matters more than capital or contacts: proper training.At GFE Business, we’ve seen firsthand how the most successful exporters and MSMEs don’t just start
Lisa recently talked to someone who was having trouble with an EEI filing. He kept getting an error and couldn’t figure out why—until he realized the Schedule B number he was using wasn’t current. As a result, AESDirect rejected the filing. This is an important reminder for all exporters (and importers,
Reading Time: 2 minutesThe import-export industry is one of the fastest-growing sectors in India. From small manufacturers and wholesalers to women entrepreneurs and students, more and more people are looking to build a profitable trade business — both domestically and globally.But here’s the reality: Many of them jump in
Reading Time: 2 minutesIndia’s local and regional brands are no longer limited by geography. With rising demand for Indian goods globally, even small businesses from Tier-2 and Tier-3 cities are exploring international markets. But launching into global trade requires more than a good product — it requires networking, exposure,
India’s Transformation – From Importer to Global Exporter India’s export journey has seen a remarkable transformation over the past few decades. Once heavily reliant on imports for essential goods like electronics, defense equipment, processed foods, and machinery, India is now emerging as a global exporter in these very sectors.
India’s global trade network is expanding — and it’s not just large corporations that are taking advantage. From small businesses to solo entrepreneurs, more Indians are tapping into the import-export business to sell Indian goods across international markets.But success in this field depends heavily on two things: Practical knowledge
India is home to one of the largest and most widespread diasporas in the world, with over 30 million people of Indian origin residing in more than 130 countries. From Mauritius to Canada, and from the UAE to Trinidad & Tobago, from Uganda to Kenya and from United Kingdom
India’s export economy is no longer limited to metros. Cities like Indore, Ahmedabad, and Rajkot are fast becoming hotspots for international trade education, entrepreneurship, and business growth.If you’re planning to enter the export-import business, the first step is professional training. But where should you start? What are the costs?
