British Electricity Providers Began To Pay Attention To The Asian Market, Which Is A Good Opportunity.

According to the survey of Royal Mail 's annual tracker study, most of the British small business operators will target Australia, New Zealand, New Guinea and the Pacific and neighboring islands.

Aware of the increasing importance of exports, the proportion of small business providers in the UK has increased by 23%, compared with 5% last year.

In addition, the expansion of business in these areas increased from 7% last year to 20% this year.

In all pnational business activities, logistics is the most common consideration.

It is a must to solve the problem of how to reach the package first and how to get the satisfaction of customers.

As a result, 57% of the British cross border electricity providers interviewed said they were working hard to improve the status of mail delivery and enhance services to attract foreign customers.

The third party logistics company only provides payment options and is not responsible for publicity. In addition, 10% of the third party logistics companies only provide international delivery services for certain special commodities.

The survey found that lack of knowledge in the international market is still a major obstacle to deepening import business activities.

But shipping complexity in the international market also impedes the export activities of about 1/4 of small British retailers.

Asia's importance as an export destination for UK electricity suppliers is also increasing.

In 2015, only 12% of British electricity providers focused their market on Asia. This year's proportion has increased to 26%.

The importance of being the UK electricity supplier market is self-evident.

But Europe's main

Market position is still unshakeable.

In 2016, nearly half (48%) of marketers in Britain targeted their target in Europe, up 10 percentage points from last year.

In addition, the mature American market is also coveted by British electricity providers. According to statistics, 30% of the marketing personnel will set the cross-border market in the United States this year.

The demand for products and services in the new international market is growing day by day.

Small retailers are conscious of this and use it to develop new markets and extend their output range.

42% of British retailers believe that this is the main reason for their expansion plan, while another 35% prefer the pportation and mail delivery in these markets.