Global trade support between Foreign buyers and Korean companies - Korea Trade Distribution (KTD)

 


Korea Trade Distribution(KTD)
Global trade support between Foreign buyers and Korean companies.
KOREA TRADE & DISTRIBUTION SERVICE

Korean companies and buyers from all over the world want mutual trade, but there are difficulties in trading with Korea due to the reliability of Korean companies, product reliability, trade methods, and language issues.
Korea Trade Distribution (KTD) Korea Trade & Distribution service is a service that directly connects excellent Korean companies to overseas buyers who want to trade Korean products.


1. Introduction of excellent Korean products
2. Selecting excellent Korean products through strict screening
3. Direct trade connection or agency service with Korean companies
4. Trade support service with each country
5. Direct link service without intermediary trade

Overseas companies participation standards
1. Listed companies on the stock market in each country
2. Excellent company certification in each country
3.Trading company
4. Distribution company
5. Other companies that want to trade with Korea

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