FOR IMPORTERS, DISTRIBUTORS & PROJECT PURCHASING TEAMS

A difficult product starts with a precise brief.

Bring the specification, drawing, bill of materials or supplier question. Our China-side team organises the search, supplier responses and supporting evidence around your next procurement decision.

SPECIFICATION · EVIDENCE · EXECUTION

More than a matching product photo.

The model, intended use, destination and acceptance criteria shape the supplier brief. Start with a defined review or scope an order, multi-SKU programme or recurring purchasing requirement.

Supplier fit

Legal entity, relevant production evidence, quoted scope and the questions still open.

Product fit

Exact specification, interfaces, sample version and the checks needed for approval.

Project fit

Required documents, execution availability, responsibilities, commercial terms and release points.

EXPLORE YOUR PROCUREMENT QUESTION

Choose the work behind the product.

These guides show how a requirement can be scoped. Supplier availability and specialist execution are assessed for the actual project.

A CHINA-SIDE TEAM AROUND YOUR BRIEF

Keep engineering decisions and buying decisions connected.

Eddie’s background spans product and procurement management, from selection and supplier negotiation to specifications, samples, quality checks, packaging and delivery. He leads key project reviews. Coordination colleagues handle routine follow-up and records; the project names the providers for physical or specialist work.

Your technical owner sets the performance and acceptance requirements. We organise supplier clarification and agreed evidence against them. A document review is a defined procurement task; specialist design, testing or regulatory assessment is identified separately when needed.

Meet the people behind the work →

Start at the stage you are in.

You can retain an existing factory, agent or freight forwarder. Agree the specific gap our team will cover.

BRING THE REQUIREMENT YOU HAVE

Your product does not need to fit a website category.

Share a reference, intended use, destination, quantities and the decision holding up the project. A short redacted brief is enough to begin clarification.