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		<title>Sourcing from China? Its the new thing&#8230;but they are just SO far away!</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Sourcing from china has been quite big for a while, but mostly larger corporate companies deal with that kind of thing. But how about the small business e-tailer? eBay is still in my mind a bargain marketplace, market forces and recession have pushed prices down and forced sellers to throw a wider net to get [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Sourcing from china has been quite big for a while, but mostly larger corporate companies deal with that kind of thing. But how about the small business e-tailer?</p>
<p>eBay is still in my mind a bargain marketplace, market forces and recession have pushed prices down and forced sellers to throw a wider net to get suppliers. Sourcing from China can give you the prices you need and also bespoke products that would cost the earth to manufacture locally.</p>
<p>A good source of information for Chinese suppliers is <a href="http://www.chinafactorybase.com">http://www.chinafactorybase.com</a></p>
<p>Qualifying suppliers is another thing, the <a href="http://www.thewholesaleforums.co.uk/forum/supplier-discussion/41438-how-qualify-your-china-supplier.html">wholesaleforums has this post</a> on the subject.</p>
<p>When importing products start slowly and build up your trade relationships with suppliers. I have imported Gothic Lolita clothing, synthetic hair and latex from china with no real problems but I had one key rule.<br />
<strong>Don&#8217;t invest more than you can risk loosing with a new supplier.</strong><br />
I also asked for paid samples and they were happy to send them.</p>
<p>Always check that the products are sold within the safety regulations of the country you plan to sell them from and also hire a third party company to QC your first shipment to verify your suppliers quality control procedures.</p>
<p>Check this article out also about dealing with <a href="http://www.thewholesaleforums.co.uk/forum/business-articles-and-resources/13708-dealing-chinese.html">Chinese Suppliers</a></p>
<p>Had any good or bad experiences with importing from China? Any nuances that would be lost on us brits that are the norm in china?</p>
<p>Comment!</p>
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