First of all: please excuse us for not updating the site recently. We decided it needed a make-over but we got stuck in trying to make up our mind about what to do. To make a long story short: we look forward to picking things up soon! In the meantime Klaus-Dieter Hanke came up with an excellent service for those who are looking for Professional Help Importing China Products, and he asked us if we wanted to share it with our visitors. Because we believe exchanging information between our two target audiences might spell success, we sincerely hope you will benefit from this affiliate style plug. Take a minute to read the pitch, and be sure to let us know what you think of the Member Community if you decide to join!

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First of all: please excuse us for not updating the site recently. We decided it needed a make-over but we got stuck in trying to make up our mind about what to do. To make a long story short: we look forward to picking things up soon! In the meantime Klaus-Dieter Hanke came up with an excellent service for those who are looking for Professional Help Importing China Products, and he asked us if we wanted to share it with our visitors. Because we believe exchanging information between our two target audiences might spell success, we sincerely hope you will benefit from this affiliate style plug. Take a minute to read the pitch, and be sure to let us know what you think of the Member Community if you decide to join!

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Last month, on China Success Stories, I explained how importers can reduce quality risks with a better organization. I got an interesting comment pointing that practices that work in other countries should be adapted when it comes to buying in China. My opinion is that importers should put in place a stronger quality assurance system for their China procurement, but not necessarily different.

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By Diana Wang

Follow up well afterwards

According to our experience, most of the exhibitors and visitors will not actively follow up after the exhibition, maybe because they are busy with catching up with other work postponed due to the trip. Even though you prepare very well before the exhibition and have a wonderful discussion with the right suppliers, the trip will be wasted if you do not follow up adequately. Although the Chinese are learning to be more professional and international in their approach, you can expect to receive 2-3 follow-up letters from the 10 companies you have spoken to. (Perhaps 10 years ago you could have expected all 10 companies to be waiting for you to call them first). In order to establish a healthy relationship with a promising Chinese supplier, you must be prepared to become the side who will take the first step and who can educate them and push them to be more professional.

Here we will talk about some details to pay attention to when you follow up with the Chinese exhibitors: Read the rest of “Achieve Good Results From Sourcing Exhibitions in China – Part 5″ or post a comment

Whatever the type of goods, there are some tips that each Importer should keep in mind while importing from China.

At AsiaInspection, we visit 25,000 factories in China every year. This enables us to formulate these “10 tips for Quality Sourcing from China”, that we believe can prove particularly valuable should you deal with Chinese vendors.

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