There is a large, steady overseas market for Pakistani goods — dry fruits and nuts, Himalayan salt, rice, spices, lawn and khaddar fabric, leather goods, sports equipment from Sialkot, onyx and handicrafts, and packaged foods that expatriate families cannot easily find abroad. Most Pakistani sellers never reach these buyers simply because international shipping looks complicated.

Delivero supports vendors who want to sell beyond Pakistan. Your product pages are public and indexed on Google, so an overseas buyer searching for your goods can find and order them directly, rather than you waiting for an importer to discover you.

What ships well: non-perishable, high-value-per-kilo, and not restricted. Dry fruits, spices, tea, textiles, handicrafts, leather, sports goods and packaged dry foods are all straightforward. What does not: fresh produce, dairy, chilled meat, most liquids over volume limits, and anything requiring a cold chain. Medicines have their own strict rules and generally cannot be exported by a retail seller.

Understand the basics before your first international order. You will need accurate HS codes for customs, a commercial invoice, correct net and gross weights, and packaging that survives a long transit with multiple handlers. Destination countries apply their own duties and food-import rules — the buyer usually pays these, but you must declare contents honestly or the parcel will be held.

Price for the real cost. International freight is charged on volumetric weight as well as actual weight, so a light but bulky parcel can cost more than a heavy compact one. Build shipping, packaging and payment-processing fees into your export price rather than absorbing them after the sale.

Start small and prove the route. Send a few trial orders to one country, confirm transit times and breakage rates, then scale. If you would like to list your products for overseas buyers, register at delivero.pk/sign-up and tell our team which categories you can supply for export.

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