Supplier shortlisting
Tell us the product and the target price. We come back with factories worth talking to, and say which ones we would avoid and why.
Most sourcing failures are not factory problems — they are translation problems. A spec understood slightly differently, an inspection nobody attended, a carton labelled the way the factory always does it. We sit on the factory side of that gap, and we run the warehouse the goods land in.
Tell us the product and the target price. We come back with factories worth talking to, and say which ones we would avoid and why.
We negotiate in Mandarin, on your numbers, with the factory relationship ours rather than yours to manage from another time zone.
Sample rounds handled end to end — collection, comparison against spec, photographs and a written list of what still differs.
Inspection at the factory or on arrival in Shenzhen: quantity, appearance, function where you specify it, and packaging condition.
Five suppliers, one outbound shipment. Each supplier's goods are received and checked separately, then combined into the shipping unit you want.
Mailer boxes, tissue, stickers, inserts and poly bags sourced and delivered to the warehouse, matched to your pack-out spec.
If your agent sources the goods and somebody else warehouses them, the first company's job ends at the factory gate. Nobody is motivated to find the defect, because the defect becomes the warehouse's problem and then yours.
Here, the same team that placed the order receives the goods. A wrong variant is a phone call to a factory we know, not a claim against a supplier you have never met. And because the goods land in our own facility, the inspection happens under our own roof — 19,689 sq ft of it in Shenzhen.
We would rather list these up front than have you discover them at the worst possible moment.
Product, target cost, quantity, compliance needs and the date it has to be sellable.
Factory options with landed cost, then a sample round compared against your spec.
Production monitored, inspection before the goods leave the factory or on arrival in Shenzhen.
Goods received into our facility, listed against your SKUs, and ready to dispatch on the next order.
Sourcing is quoted per project, and we will show you the arrangement before we start. What we do not do is take a hidden cut inside the factory price — that is how sourcing agents quietly become expensive.
Yes, and it is common. We become the receiving and inspection point rather than the buyer, which is often the cheapest way to get quality control without changing supplier.
We collect what the factory holds and tell you what is missing. The judgement on whether a document satisfies your market's rules stays with you or your compliance adviser.
For sourcing, it depends on the factory. For fulfilment and storage, there is no minimum at all.