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Introduction
Going into global markets.
Dream of any entrepreneurs.
Opens the door to many
opportunities.
International export opportunities.
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Product: Cosmetics
Target Market: South Korea
Description of Product to be
Exported
Cosmetics
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Men’s cosmetics
Natural/Organic skin products
Cosmeceuticals
anti-aging
Skin whitening
Anti wrinkles
Anti-ultraviolet
Characteristics of Target
Market
GNP/capita : $24,200 (2007)
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1/3 from exports of goods.
growing much faster than the population.
similar to those of the other rapidly
developing East Asian countries.
GDP per capita : $26,277 (2007)
GDP growth rate : 5.1% (2007)
Size of market
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Nearly 100 million population
Basic Need Potential
Sales of US
cosmetics in Korea
increased
significantly.
Imported cosmetic
skin care products
accounted for about
USD 451.7 million
Exchange Rate Trends
Current Rate
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1 KRW = 0.0009
USD
1 USD = 1160.1
KRW
Universal
exchange rate
Import Restrictions
Currency import/export restrictions
Government regulations
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Beef restrictions
British pork
Red Wood
Italy’s mozzarella cheese
China- made foods including milk
powder.
Price Controls
U.S. goods often perceive to be very
expensive.
The U.S. - Korea Free Trade
Agreement (KORUS FTA)
Consumer protection legislation
Sales tax
VAT
Commissions
Government And Public
Attitude Toward Buying
American Products
Good US-Korea government
relations.
High interest with “American
Lifestyle”.
High regard for quality and US food
products.
Love-hate relationship with foreign
brands.
Size, Number, And Financial
Strength Of Competitors
On-line shopping malls
Television home-shopping channels
such as QVC
Pharmacies/drug stores
Catalogue orders
Olive Young by CJ
W-Store by Kolon
GS Watson’s by GS
Socio-Cultural Forces
Cultural diversity
Family Treatment
Old customs and traditions
retention
Religious Affiliations
Population Ethnicity
Socio-Cultural Forces
Self Expression
Gender inequality and sex
discrimination
Shopping Habits
View on North Korean affairs
Attitudes and Beliefs
Business Habits
Close government /business ties
system
Close scheduling of business
meetings.
Meeting over a coffee or a dinner.
Attitudes and Beliefs
Answering positively
Respect to seniors.
Prolonging business decisions
Reading business cards
immediately
Attitudes and Beliefs
Ideological Beliefs
Preservation of national
values
Respect of democracy
High regards to freedom and
prosperity
Attitudes and Beliefs
Peace with surrounding
powers.
Benefit all mankind.
Adherence to Confucianism.
Female domesticity.
Languages
Korean
Local dialects
Chinese (Hanja)
English
Education
Spent almost 10% of the GDP for
education.
97% attained at least secondary
education.
Attitudes on education culturally and
politically influenced.
Meritocracy idea
Many opt out to study abroad.
Export Marketing
Strategies
Promotion
Methods
– Media
Advertising
– Trade fair
– Brochures and
fliers
Door to door sales
Multi-level
Marketing
Distribution and
Sales Channels
Catalogues orders
Selling
Factors/Techniques
Conclusion
An
analysis of exporting
cosmetics to South Korea is
a promising export
opportunity.
Go to Korea!
References
Doing business in Korea A country commercial guide for U.S.
Companies. Retrieved September 26, 2008 from
http://www.buyusainfo.net/docs/x_3151071.pdf
Remarks in dialogue with internet journalists (March 20, 2005).
March 2005: secretary’s remarks. US Department of State.
Retrieved September 26, 2008 from
http://www.state.gov/secretary/rm/2005/43661.htm
Shin, TJ. Korean women in American labor:analysis of the difference
within and between. Retrieved September 26, 2008 from
http://socrates.berkeley.edu/~tshin/korean_women_050807_full.p
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South Korean Won vs American Dollar graph Retrieved September
26, 2008 from http://www.rateslist.com/displaycurrency.php
(May 2005). Country profile: South Korea. Retrieved September 26,
2008 from http://lcweb2.loc.gov/frd/cs/profiles/South_Korea.pdf