- Market Research and Analysis Skills
- Understand the needs, trends, and consumer preferences of the target market.
- Familiarize yourself with local food regulations, import standards, and labeling requirements.
- Supply Chain Management
- Establish a stable supplier network to ensure the quality and supply stability of frozen juice.
- Collaborate with reliable logistics companies to ensure the frozen transportation process meets temperature requirements (typically maintained at -18°C or below).
- Manage inventory to avoid product expiration or shortages.
- Regulations and Certifications
- Be familiar with the food import regulations, inspection standards, and tariff policies of the importing country.
- Handle necessary import documents, such as health certificates, certificates of origin, and ingredient labels.
- Quality Control
- Audit suppliers' production processes to ensure products meet international standards.
- Conduct sample testing before import to ensure the nutritional content, microbial indicators, and additives of frozen juice meet requirements.
- Ensure packaging is intact to avoid damage or spoilage during transportation.
- Cold Chain Logistics Management
- Ensure frozen juice is kept in a low-temperature environment throughout transportation, storage, and distribution.
- Choose logistics partners with cold chain facilities and monitor temperature changes during transportation.
- Develop contingency plans to prevent product spoilage due to equipment failure or delays.
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