Re: Prices of British goods
 

I don't disagree, i am saying i haven't given research to that point yet, however i feel the effects shouldn't be that much on what i have now. Granted i may be wrong, but i'd like to find out for myself, not be told i am wrong.

I think tis more down to you not liking the fact i've "broke a rule" and now you are trying to give me a hard time.

I didn't ask for business advice.. i asked for insights of prices and demand. So really i don't know where all this is coming from.

Re: Prices of British goods
 

Read your first post again. :confused:
You said you were researching what business you could run best in Spain, then halfway through the thread you decide you are a student doing a paper on it. :confused::confused:

Re: Prices of British goods
 

I was researching prices of British goods in Spain, to see what kind of prices the suppliers are charging currently, as i feel the prices are alot higher than what they should be.

I was confirming the price of goods. I didn't ask if the business is viable.

This is a statement, to give background to my question, it does not say: "Is this business viable?" - It is simply asking, how much are British goods in Spain, am i correct in saying that generally they are alot more expensive than you would find in UK-based supermarkets.

Yes, i'm a student, at Coventry University. In my final year, starting in September, i will need to do a "project", in which you research an area, and produce a report - this is spread throughout the final year. I feel, the import/export of British goods would be a good topic to base this report, as it clearly requires a great depth of research, it involves the need to opinions on products and prices, however i have not decided, i do have other subjects, which i may choose instead. I also feel, if i find that a business within this market would be viable, then perhaps i would open some sort of business, as stated in the first post.

Re: Prices of British goods
 

You can make money selling British Food stuffs in Spain.
I did for 2 years, good money at that.
Buy for 50p sell for a quid as you put it!!
In fact some lines that the local shops sold for 5€ I was selling for €3, in the hundreds, and still making 800% yes EIGHT HUNDRED PER CENT profit.
It's not WHAT you know...it's WHO you know. :thumbsup:

Re: Prices of British goods
 

It would have been nice if you had taken the time to read our site rules before starting this thread. A lot of people have gone to the trouble of answering your questions only to discover its part of a paper for school. That's really not being fair on their time, is it?

From the site rules I am closing this thread.