I’m starting a Seasoning business soon , I love the information you share. Can you do a video on spice and sauce selling in Canada? Not sure if that’s possible but I just thought to ask. Also can you sell Sauces and Seasonings on Facebook Market Place? If so how does it work? Is there a fee? Also, Is it better to have a website to sell your products on? I discovered in order to sell you products on sites like Wix, you have to have a Business account, paying a month charge, which is out of my budget at this time. So this is why I asked Is it cheaper to sell on FBMP. Please let me know of any other ways I can sell to my potential customer.

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Yes thank you for asking we are looking into creating a multitude of videos on Canada we have some partners out of Canada and we are working with so we can create some great content thank you for asking

@@MarketingFoodOnline Ok, so was that a yes to if it’s ok to sell my seasonings on Facebook market place? And if so how do you get paid on Market place? Can you connect your PayPal account ,sell and ship Internationally? Just wondering because most my clients would be in the US. I would like to be able to ship my products to clients that live out there.

Why couldnt you see on marketplace?

@@russellbrooker2122 I’m sorry we’re you trying to ask me something?

@@ETNandH yes, you can use marketplace and paypal or facebook pay.

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I live in Canada and was wondering the same thing. I started a spice business last year as well. Just to let you know if you replay this video to 8:44 mins, he mentioned whole sellers you can work with in Canada. Just listen what he say’s from 8:44 mins 😊

Hi, i can help you we are a company specializes in spices from Indian Ocean.

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if your in a commercial facility you need to register with FDA facility registration

That would be. A paid service lol, not pet lol.

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Hi, i can help you our company specializes in spices source directly from farmers.

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​@plouplou1136 hi do you ship to usa?