Overseas import inquiry
Buyers describe product category, target market, expected volume, and timeline before any trade handoff is implied.
- Target market
- Volume range
- Timeline
- Category risk
Phase 2
Buyers, distributors, retailers, and foodservice operators can use this lane to describe Korean food sourcing interest before any regulatory or commercial commitment is implied.
Buyer routing
Buyers describe product category, target market, expected volume, and timeline before any trade handoff is implied.
Marketplace source routing stays private until a confirmed listing path is ready for public use.
Provider-neutral intake contract
Use structured mailto prompts while real inquiry volume, spam exposure, and routing ownership are still being tested.
Good for a quick hosted form, notifications, and exports without building storage or admin views inside the app.
Better once multilingual routing, CRM status, marketplace source handoff, and consent records need to live inside KFoodHunter.
Separates consumer, buyer, Korean-side, and marketplace source routing.
Buyer import inquiry
Used only for follow-up.
Full name
Required later for serious buyer or Korean-side consulting review.
Retailer, distributor, manufacturer, or brand
Primary reply address.
name@example.com
Keeps import-market assumptions explicit.
United States
Used for category-risk and route matching.
Sauce, snack, noodle, tea, frozen, or other
Avoids treating casual interest as serious import demand.
Trial order, monthly range, container-level interest
Helps separate content questions from buyer execution.
Immediate, 1-3 months, 3-6 months, research only
For readiness review only; no regulatory approval is implied.
Catalog, ingredient list, label, export history, certificates
Should not include sensitive personal data beyond contact details.
Brief context and what you want KFoodHunter to review