Product market access
Classification, safety, testing, conformity assessment, certificates, declarations, registration and technical files.
GURI / Products · Services · Business
Product and business requirements worldwide
We help you establish what is needed to launch, sell and operate lawfully in your chosen market. We review products, services, the business, documentation and sales channels, from manufacturing and imports to physical operations and digital services.
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01 / Scope of work
Reviewing the product and the business around it
Requirements do not come only from marketplaces. They depend on the country, product or service category, business role, sales model and actual activities.
Labelling and packaging
Language, ingredients, warnings, instructions, manufacturer, importer, responsible person, traceability and environmental obligations.
Registration and licensing
Business presence, permitted activities, approvals, sector licences, professional authorisations and premises requirements.
Services and digital products
Service terms, contracts, subscriptions, online platforms, software, user data and sector restrictions.
Imports, exports and logistics
Product codes, restrictions, customs documents, supply-chain roles, storage, transport and responsibility for placing goods on the market.
Sales and customer rights
Contracts, product information, pricing, warranties, returns, complaints, advertising claims and liability insurance.
People, data and tax
Employment, workplace safety, personal data, payments, sales receipts, tax registrations and reporting.
Platforms and channels
We separately review the rules of Amazon, eBay, Walmart, Etsy, TikTok Shop, Shopee, Lazada, Wildberries, Ozon and other platforms. Shopify is assessed as an own-store model.
02 / Countries and requirements
Local law, evidence and channel rules
For example, a marketplace listing approval does not establish compliance with import, safety or labelling rules. Equally, a certificate does not guarantee category or seller-account approval.
Each destination is assessed separately: Europe, the Americas, Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Oceania, Russia and the EAEU. These examples do not limit our scope; a new destination receives its own requirements matrix.
03 / Deliverables
A requirements map with a practical sequence
We identify applicable procedures, documents, tests, registrations, responsibilities and deadlines. We distinguish pre-launch requirements, platform checks and obligations that continue after the first sale.
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How we start
01 · Your brief
Clarify countries, parties, the current situation and your desired outcome.
02 · Review
Review the information, requirements and constraints, and identify missing inputs.
03 · Plan
Agree the work, responsible professionals, fees, timing and milestones.
04 · Delivery
Deliver the work in stages, hand over the outputs and define the next steps.
05 / FAQ
Before you enquire
Do you only review physical products?
No. You can enquire about services, a digital product, company operations, a branch, manufacturing or a retail site.
Will one document set work in every country?
Not automatically. Each country requires a check of document acceptance, the product model, language, applicant and responsible party.
Is Shopify a marketplace?
Shopify provides tools for your own online store. The merchant separately arranges customer acquisition, payments, delivery and market compliance.
Can you review an operating business?
Yes. We compare actual operations and documents, identify gaps and plan corrections around ongoing activity.
GURI / Start with your situation
Discuss your project with Guri
State the country, product or service, your business role and sales model. If you are already operating, explain the requirement or request causing difficulty.
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Our geographical scope is not limited to the examples listed. Scope, timing and local professional involvement are agreed for the specific matter.
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