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Dropshipping is a fulfillment method in retail where a store does not keep the products it sells in stock. Instead, products are stored by the product supplier. When a customer makes a purchase from the store, the supplier then fulfills the order directly to the customer, which means the store owner never sees the physical product. Unlike traditional retail, dropshipping allows merchants to sell products without ever holding any stock or inventory themselves. Third-party suppliers fulfill all orders for the merchants. Pros Little to no initial investment With dropshipping, you only pay for what you sell. This means that starting an online store could potentially cost as little as $30, or whatever price an e-commerce platform charges for users. Naturally, this opens the floodgates for virtually anyone to begin an online store and dropship their products. Simplicity Running an online store is simple with dropshipping. No need to worry about handling physical products, orde...

Look for items which support e-packet shipping as these can be delivered much faster. You will always have to pay extra if you want faster shipping but it can be well worth it for your customers and business. Drop shipping is a retail fulfillment method   where a store doesn't keep the products it sells in stock. Instead, when a store sells a product, it purchases the item from a third party and has it shipped directly to the customer. As a result, the merchant never sees or handles the product. Benefits of Dropshipping Easy to Get Started  – Running an eCommerce business is much easier when you don't have to deal with physical products. With drop shipping, you don't have to worry about: Managing or paying for a warehouse Packing and shipping your orders Tracking inventory for accounting reasons Handling returns and inbound shipments Continually ordering products and managing stock level Low Overhead  – Because you don't have to deal with purchasing inve...

Saudi Arabia agrees to finance Pakistan’s Jagran Hydropower Project By   irshad ansari  Oct.09,2019 Economic affairs division awaits FBR input to finalise draft of loan agreement ISLAMABAD:  Pakistan has succeeded in convincing Saudi Arabia to provide a loan of 131.125 million Saudi riyal for the construction of Jagran-IV Hydropower Project. In this regard, the Economic Affairs Division (EAD) has written a letter to the Federal Board of Revenue to exempt imports for this project from customs duty. The letter, signed by EAD Secretary Shaukat Ali, stated that a draft of the loan agreement had been prepared between Pakistan and Saudi Development Fund for the construction of Jagran-IV Hydropower Project and it would be signed by the relevant authorities of the two countries. The letter stated that in light of the PCD Handling 9903, Chapter 99 of the First Schedule of the Customs Act 1969, the project was excluded from customs duty. Pakistan likely to...

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