Knüpfen Sie Kontakte zu zuverlässigen Produzenten von nachhaltigen, qualitativ hochwertigen Holzprodukten

In Kooperation mit dem Schweizer Importförderprogramm SIPPO und dem österreichischen Import Austria organisiert das Import Promotion Desk eine Einkäuferreise nach Serbien. Im Fokus der Reise stehen Besuche der Produktionsstätten verschiedener Hersteller von Platten, Parkett, Holzfertigteilen, Türen und Fenstern.
Die Lieferanten wurden von SIPPO ausgewählt - auf der Basis von Firmenbesuchen und nach den Kriterien Qualität der Produkte, Exportfähigkeit und verfügbarer Kapazitäten.

Ihre Vorteile
Treffen Sie zuverlässige Lieferanten von nachhaltigen und qualitativ hochwertigen Holzprodukten
Informationieren Sie sich über Serbien als Produktionsstandort, über Infrastruktur, Logistik und Sourcing-Vorteile
Lernen Sie aktive Verbände und Partnerorganisationen in Serbien kennen.

Unsere Leistungen
Arrangierte Unternehmensbesuche und individuelle B2B Meetings
Organisation der gesamten Logistik in Serbien (Transport zu den Firmen, Unterkünfte) durch das IPD und seiner Partner
Begleitung der Delegation von SIPPO und Import Austria vor Ort in Serbien.

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Frank Maul

A survey conducted among business leaders in Germany revealed that 86% of all of them consider trade fairs as one of the most important tools in the sourcing and procurement process.1 For a simple reason: business is done between humans. People want to meet each other, see each other and get to know each other. Especially in a world that is characterised by growing digitalisation, real-life experiences make the difference.

Participation at a foreign trade fair is a not all that difficult. However, it requires good planning and meticulous execution. Especially for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), planning a participation at a foreign trade fair may be a daunting task.
This guide is intended to help SMEs approach this task successfully.

It is widely known that the Amazon rainforest is one of the most diverse tropical forest ecosystems in the world, hosting several hundred timber tree species. However, the over-exploitation of only a few commercially valuable species - mainly driven by restricted consumer demand - has imposed severe pressure on the forests. Reducing the market pressure over this small group of commercial timber species is a major challenge for forest concessionaires, who strive to manage their forests in a responsible yet economically
viable manner. Several lesser used timber species - some of them already being traded at local market level - often hold similar physical features and mechanical properties as internationally known commercial
species.
On behalf of the Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ), Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH and the Import Promotion Desk (IPD) have joined efforts in
Peru. Together with the national export promotion agency PromPerú and the Peruvian Trade Office in Hamburg, a set of promising lesser used timber species for the German market have been identified together with Peruvian forest companies producing these species in a responsible and sustainable manner.
To promote these species and companies within the German market, data sheets have been developed that describe the characteristics and applications of 10 lesser used timber species from Peru. This brochure presents a contact list of Peruvian suppliers offering these timber species.