China is now the workshop of the world.Read More

In other words, the supplier tries to get the highest price for the lowest quality they can negotiate.Read More

If the manufacturer is newly opened or small scale, they may not have made the investment in time and capital to get their own export license.Read More

If the goods are already in their finished form and have more value as a final product rather than scrap.Read More

Normally we will give preference to those suppliers who cooperate well before cause they are tested to offer good quality and price.Read More

It depends on the products you require.Read More

We will try our best to source several different suppliers for 1 item, and select the best 1-2 of them, then send the quotation to customers.Read More

Sometimes the letter of credit states that funds transfer to the seller upon provision of bill of lading (meaning the goods are on the boat and ready to ship).Read More

Chinese suppliers prefer 100% in advance via bank transfer (or better yet- cash) and they would be very happy if you don’t bother to use a contract or PO. Some buyers are crazy enough to do business that way and if something goes wrong, they have no leverage.Read More

China is the central hub of the manufacturing industry. Their quality standards are achieved through state-of-the-art facilities that are under constant improvement. A growing number of companies are outsourcing their manufacturing divisions to Chinese suppliers. Majority of mobile phone screens are manufactured by Chinese suppliers.Read More