1. Harvest and Dry Hibiscus Flowers: Ensure you harvest and dry hibiscus
flowers properly to retain quality. Drying is crucial to prevent spoilage during
transportation.
2. Compliance with Export Regulations: Ensure your hibiscus flowers meet
the health and safety standards set by international authorities, including
obtaining the required export permits and certifications.
3. Packaging: Pack the dried flowers properly to avoid damage or
contamination. Typically, hibiscus flowers are packaged in air-tight, moisture-
proof bags to maintain freshness.
4. Documentation and Shipping: Obtain all necessary export documents,
including a Certificate of Origin and phytosanitary certificate. Work with a
reliable shipping company to export the product.
5. Find Export Markets: The largest importers of hibiscus flowers are the U.S.,
Mexico, and European countries. Research these markets and establish
relationships with buyers or wholesalers.