Three main reasons to trade in with the Western Balkans
For many companies in the EU has become a necessity to outsource the raw materials and part of the work they do from less developed countries.
As participants in a very competitive market in their countries, these companies are always looking for cheap labor, quality materials but at a lower cost, and the management of these components so they can be competitive in their market. As a result of today, we see a super demand for products as well as services offered by countries like China, Indonesia India, etc. But although these countries can meet most of the demands there is still room for others.
A market of great interest is turning the western Balkans.
1- The free labor force makes the Balkans a good opportunity for European companies As the level of income in the countries of the Western Balkans is lower, a very convenient space is created for European companies to use the labor force in these countries.
2- The legislation is continuously adapting more and more, with the EU laws and norms in production in these countries.
3- Cheaper transport is another reason that favors for every European country to trade with the western Balkans. If you order a product in China or Vietnam, India, etc., it will take a minimum of 45 days to receive the same product, you can have it in less than three days in any country in the EU.
Given the above, the need arose for a b2b marketplace such as B2balkans for all companies operating in the Balkan area and especially in the western Balkans.
Focusing on the presentation and facilitation of trade for the countries of the region, B2balkans aims to become a powerful asset in the arsenal of advertising and sales for producers of every company that will become part of it.
And why not an important factor in the progress and economic growth of these countries. All companies that will be part of B2balkans will be able to advertise and sell their products in a global market. Thus increasing the demand for products from these companies which in turn increases the number of jobs and well-being in these places.
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