Archive · 27 May 2025
Training Helps Entrepreneurs Navigate Export Process
A training program was held at the Samrala dry port to teach small business owners about exporting goods.
The training showed them how to handle customs, package products, and understand government benefits.
Many attendees had never exported before because they were confused about the process.
They learned about important things like duty drawbacks and the role of dry ports in making exporting easier.
The participants emphasized the need for more accessible and free training programs to help 'Make in India' products reach global markets.
Aspiring exporters received hands-on training at Samrala dry port.
The training covered customs, documentation, and government incentives.
Participants expressed a lack of prior knowledge regarding export processes.
Many businesses avoid exporting due to perceived complexity.
Attendees emphasized the need for more accessible export training programs.
- Who
- Budding exporters and MSMEs
- What
- Training program on export processes
- When
- Recently
- Where
- Samrala dry port, Bija village
- Why
- To provide hands-on experience and knowledge of the export process
Expanded Training
Limited Training
Availability of Training
Expanded Training
The government should conduct more free and accessible training programs to facilitate exports and the 'Make in India' initiative.
Limited Training
Many small businesses are hesitant to export due to lack of knowledge.
- Location
- Samrala dry port, Bija village
- Organizer
- Chamber of Industrial and Commercial Undertakings (CICU)
- Focus
- Export training for MSMEs and budding entrepreneurs
- Key Topics
- Customs clearance, documentation, govt. incentives