Regional markets

Where global suppliers and brands are entering next

Regional markets

Destination guides for the regions global suppliers and brands are entering next. Each page covers why the region matters, the key entry countries, sector opportunities, market-entry essentials and how FangService helps you land.

Greater China

The world's manufacturing core and a 1.4B consumer market — how global brands land in China.

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South America

Resource-rich, fast-growing and underserved — entry for Brazil, Colombia, Chile, Peru and Argentina.

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Southeast Asia

ASEAN's 600M-strong, mobile-first growth engine — entry for Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia and more.

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South Asia

Nearly 2 billion people and the fastest-growing major economies — entry for India, Bangladesh and the subcontinent.

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Middle East

Energy wealth and sovereign diversification — entry for the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Iran and Turkey.

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Central Asia

The new Silk Road crossroads between China, Russia and the Middle East — an early-mover frontier.

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Europe

A 450M-consumer single market with the world's highest standards — entry for the UK, Netherlands, Switzerland, Italy, Poland and more.

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North America

The world's largest single consumer market — entry for the US, Canada and Mexico under USMCA.

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Africa

1.4B young consumers and a continental free-trade area — entry for Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, Senegal and Côte d'Ivoire.

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Entry briefs for individual countries — the certification gate, tariff and tax, ports, payment practice and buyer structure you need before you ship.

Thailand

TISI and FDA requirements, ATIGA/Form E, 7% VAT, Laem Chabang — ASEAN's manufacturing hub

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Nigeria

SONCAP conformity, Form M and PAAR, Apapa and Tin Can Island, 7.5% VAT — and why the grid is the opportunity

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Pakistan

PSQCA and pre-shipment inspection, Karachi and Port Qasim, 18% sales tax — a manufacturing economy on an unstable grid

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Kenya

KEBS pre-export verification of conformity, Mombasa and the SGR, 16% VAT — East Africa's most mature solar market

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South Africa

NRCS and letter of authority, Durban and Cape Town, 15% VAT — Africa's most demanding buyer

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United States

UL 1741 / UL 9540 listing, FCC Part 15, Section 301 duties, no federal VAT, LA / Long Beach — the world's largest import market

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Germany

CE (LVD, EMC, RED), 19% VAT, Hamburg and Bremerhaven — Europe's largest economy and its most demanding engineering market

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United Kingdom

CE accepted indefinitely and UKCA, 20% VAT, Felixstowe — a large market with its own post-Brexit tariff regime

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France

CE plus the EPR regime (Triman, Info-Tri, IDU), 20% VAT, HAROPA — the EU's second-largest economy

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Netherlands

CE plus WEEE and packaging registration, 21% VAT, Rotterdam — Europe's gateway to the single market

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Italy

CE plus CONAI, Registro AEE and Registro Pile, 22% VAT, Genoa and Trieste — a strong industrial base

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Spain

CE plus a three-stream EPR registry, 21% VAT, Valencia — one of Europe's leading solar markets

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Japan

PSE (DENAN) and Giteki, 10% consumption tax, Tokyo / Yokohama — a certification-led market that qualifies suppliers slowly and keeps them for years

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United Arab Emirates

G-Mark and ECAS conformity, GCC 5% tariff and 5% VAT, Jebel Ali — the Gulf's commercial capital and re-export hub

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