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Posted by Lexi on January 23, 2002 at 18:21:18:

In Reply to: Re: The Import/Export Process posted by Kenn Mease on January 21, 2002 at 19:28:30:

: Basically the process starts out in the country of origin. The animals are either collected or farmed there.
: The animals are then acquired by an exporter who must fill out the required paperwork to export the specific species to the US.
: The exporter then ships to a US importer who normally is a wholesaler.
: The wholesaler then wholesales to a retailer.
: The retailer to the pet owner.
: I could go on all day long about the details but each species is quite different in many respects.
: The animals are normally shipped via airway to minimalize the shipping times. The collectors are normally paid very little, in respect to the final price paid by the pet owner.
: The importation process has to ability to have many pitfalls along the way, but is normally handled effectively by most professionals.

: Hope this helps

: Kenn Mease
: Chameleo Research Group

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: : Basically the process starts out in the country of origin. The animals are either collected or farmed there. : : The animals are then acquired by an exporter who must fill out the required paperwork to export the specific species to the US. : : The exporter then ships to a US importer who normally is a wholesaler. : : The wholesaler then wholesales to a retailer. : : The retailer to the pet owner. : : I could go on all day long about the details but each species is quite different in many respects. : : The animals are normally shipped via airway to minimalize the shipping times. The collectors are normally paid very little, in respect to the final price paid by the pet owner. : : The importation process has to ability to have many pitfalls along the way, but is normally handled effectively by most professionals. : : Hope this helps : : Kenn Mease : : Chameleo Research Group

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