Focusing on improving the quality of Resin products, including standards and technical features, can differentiate you from your competitors. Providing high quality products and using new technologies in the production process can help you gain a stronger position in the international resin market. Investing in research and development to innovate and improve products and production processes can help you stay up-to-date and expand resin exports to the whole world by offering new and diverse products. Planning and implementing strong marketing strategies, knowing the target markets and using various advertising and marketing methods (including online and offline advertising, social networks, website and blog) can help market development and attract new customers.

Establishing strong relationships with business partners and distributors in different markets can help you facilitate resin sales and distribution worldwide. Also, partnering with reliable and local export companies in the target markets can help you enter new markets and increase the export process. Knowledge of markets and competitors can help you formulate appropriate strategies to compete and develop new markets. Analyzing the market, researching your competitors, their strengths and weaknesses, and determining your specific strengths can help you chart the right path to compete with big companies and attract more customers.

Knowing the needs and preferences of the target markets can help you design the products and services you provide to them. Information about the culture, regulations, and technical needs of target markets is invaluable. To facilitate exporting to the whole world, you need a strong and efficient logistics and transportation system. Investing in the necessary infrastructure to ensure the safe and timely transportation of your products can help you export resin worldwide. Providing strong after-sales service and technical support to customers can differentiate you from competitors and increase customer trust. The obstacles that exist against the marketing and export of resin are:

• The resin market is fierce due to the presence of numerous manufacturers and high competition. Competition in price, quality and innovation can be a challenge for resin businesses. In order to cope with intense competition, it is necessary to plan to improve the quality of products, offer competitive prices, research and development to innovate and improve processes, and create a competitive advantage such as after-sales service.
• International resin trade may be affected by changes in local and international laws and regulations. Changes in trade restrictions, taxes, and exchange rates can have a big impact on business processes. Understanding and following the relevant laws and regulations in the target markets, working with legal experts and business advisors, communicating with government agencies and forming industry groups to defend business interests can help manage these challenges.
• International resin trade may encounter linguistic and cultural issues. Differences in language, culture and business behavior between countries can cause problems in communication and establishing business relations. Training and development of cultural and linguistic skills, using local translators and consultants, forming local partnerships, and establishing cultural and business connections between countries can help solve these challenges.
• Resin transportation may face problems such as high costs, time-consuming, and logistical limitations. These problems can affect the competitiveness and final cost of products. Improving transportation processes, searching for new transportation and logistics methods, establishing cooperation with effective transportation companies, and using information technologies to improve supply chain monitoring and management can help manage these challenges.
• The resin market is affected by changes in price and demand fluctuations. Sudden changes in prices, changes in market demand and supply, and fluctuations in currency values ​​can lead to problems for international resin marketing and trade. Risk management and the use of financial instruments such as futures contracts and options to maintain and balance prices, predicting and preventing sudden changes in the market, using a variety of methods including arranging supply contracts and focusing on other markets can help manage these challenges.

To be able to export to the whole world, you need to be able to produce large scale and supply raw materials. Examining different markets and demand, planning production and supply of raw materials based on them, and mastering the supply chain are among the important factors in this field. To attract customers and compete with big companies, you need to set a competitive and fair price for your products. Examining costs, manufacturing and shipping costs, and comparing with competitors' prices can help you price your products appropriately. Identifying export opportunities in target markets and taking advantage of agreements and free trade can help you maintain competitiveness and increase exports. Information about trade agreements, tariffs, export restrictions, and exchange rates are among the important information that should be reviewed.

Each country may have specific labeling requirements for resin products. Labels should include information such as the name and address of the manufacturer, date of manufacture, batch number and product code. Also, labels should include safety information, warnings, and signs related to the hazards associated with the use of the resin. In some countries, the use of certain restricted substances, such as toxic substances or substances with harmful effects on the environment, is prohibited or subject to restrictions. It is important to contact the relevant authorities and local legal advisors in the destination country before any export. To ensure that you comply with all standards and laws related to resin export. Also, you should never take care of getting the necessary permits and certificates for export and follow all the required documents.

Depending on the type of resin you are producing, you must meet the relevant standards. Standards such as ISO 9001 (Quality Management), ISO 14001 (Environmental Management), ASTM (American National Standards Association) and other national and international standards related to resins may be required for you. Before starting to export, you should read the export laws and regulations of your country. Each country may have specific laws regarding resin products and their export, including export restrictions, tariff rates, other permits and required documents. In many countries, there are environmental laws and environmental impact assessment for Chemical products such as resins. You must ensure that your products comply with these rules and obtain any necessary licenses and certificates.