Case
Legal Research for Second Hand Apparel Business in France, UK, and Germany
- Research Types
- Content
- Region
- Country
- Support Details
Regulatory Research, Feasibility Study
- Research Period
1.5 months
Background & Purpose
The client was considering entering the European market with their second hand business, expecting the synergy between European awareness of sustainability/recycling and their business nature. In order to do so, legal knowledge in each country was required.
To understand each country’s requirement for the client’s business expansion, GLOBAL ANGLE conducted a legal research, collaborating specialists in each country, and created a comparison table to suggest the feasibility of market entry.
Project Scope & Research Process
- Conducted desk research on the general market information in each country.
- Conduct legal research on each country’s legal requirement, import and tariff, acquisition of products to supply, and space hiring for the stores for second hand apparel business.
- Summarise the results and analyse the feasibility of business expansion.
Deliverables
Feasibility analysis on business expansion
General market information
Legal research
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