China Sourcing Guide – Part 3
Price Negotiation
Negotiating prices with Chinese suppliers can be somewhat tricky. But with just a little research and some basic know-how, it can be a lot easier.
Note that unlike negotiating prices with street vendors or small retail establishments in China and other parts of the developing world, negotiating prices with suppliers to international markets is much more transparent. Such suppliers will not egregiously mark up their prices, so buyers should not expect to reduce prices overly drastically.
The factors that contribute to a product’s price
1) Raw material prices
As a buyer, you should familiarize yourself with your product’s raw materials and the prices for those raw materials. Many people don’t realize that such commodities change in price quite significantly. For example, cotton prices nearly doubled last year, but have come down quite a bit since. Raw material prices are very transparent and a significant part of a product’s price, so it pays to be knowledgeable about such prices.
2) Energy prices
It’s more difficult to estimate the proportion of a product’s price attributable to energy consumption. Usually the only the most experienced buyers, usually those with a production or engineering background, can develop an accurate estimate. Nonetheless, energy is a main component, and understanding its cost can be beneficial to price negotiation.
3. Taxes
Many Chinese businesses can receive a tax rebate on exports. The amount of this tax rebate changes based on the government’s view on the flow of exports at the time. The amount also depends on the type of product. For the current and specific information, please visit http://www.china-customs.com/customs-tax.
4. Labor cost
Although China is considered a low-cost labor country, the cost of labor in China has risen dramatically over the past several years. Labor costs will vary dramatically by region, with higher costs in the south and east and lower costs in the north and west. At the time of this writing, a typical wage for a factory worker could range from 2,000 to 3,000 RMB in the south of China.
5. Overhead
Very briefly, overhead is comprised of rent, office utilities and supplies, wages for management, etc. The main component here is rent, and this again will vary by region in China with the most expensive rents in the south and east and the cheapest in the west and north. Note that some factories will try to save on overhead costs by having their factories located in the west and north while maintaining sales offices in the south and east.
6. RMB appreciation
Although the U.S. government continues to complain about the value of the RMB, the RMB has actually risen significantly over the past few years. After many years at around 8 RMB for each USD, at the time of this writing, the RMB has appreciated to nearly 6.3 RMB for each USD. If your order requires a lengthy production time, it is important that you determine upfront which currency to use and who will assume the risk of foreign currency fluctuation.
Below are some helpful tips regarding price negotiation:
1) Look for similar products on alibaba.com, made-in-china.com and globalsources.com to get a sense for the market price of your item
2) Research the above listed cost factors for your product
3) Agree and document on the currency and foreign currency exchange rate in the contract
4) For significant quantities, bulk pricing is often available
5) For smaller quantities, say that the order is a trial order with much larger orders in store for the future
China Sourcing Guide – Part 2a
1. Vet and confirm suppliers in China
Vetting and confirming suppliers is important to finding a great partner. Without properly vetting and confirming a supplier, you may get lucky, but it’s more likely that you’ll end up with more problems than you started with.
Many disputes are the result of buyers not realizing the necessity of vetting a supplier or improperly vetting a supplier due to a lack of know-how or resources.
In order to properly vet a supplier, the buyer must confirm the following:
a. The supplier is a real and legitimate company
b. The supplier is strong enough financially to fulfill the order and/or provide compensation for any loss resulting from a dispute
c. The supplier is sufficiently capable technically to fulfill the order as required
Below are some red flags. If you spot any of these red flags, it would be in your interest to drop the supplier immediately:
a. The supplier sells name brand goods at unreasonably low prices
b. The supplier does not have a website. While a website does not confirm a company’s legitimacy, in this day in age, the lack of a website indicates that a company is outdated
c. The supplier only takes payment by wire transfer to a personal account or via Western Union. Real, legitimate suppliers will have a corporate account
Please note that while most companies that exhibit at the Canton and East Chinatrade fairs are typically legitimate, some smaller, less legitimate companies, unable to qualify for the trade fairs, may rent booths from larger companies. Also, large companies do not necessarily equate to the “right” supplier for your needs. You will need to find a supplier of the appropriate size to ensure you receive the attention you deserve from a supplier that has sufficient resources to complete your order.
Similarly, being labeled as a “Gold Supplier” or a trusted supplier on any of the major web portals does not necessarily indicate legitimacy.
2. Further narrow down your supplier list by comparing prices and service aptitude
Trust your first impressions for the first cut. Then after that, narrow down your list by:
a. Remove the suppliers with the highest prices
b. Remove suppliers with whom you think there may be a communication challenge. Obviously, this is all relative
Please note that for every industry and good, there is a “lowest” price. By understanding current raw material prices, labor prices, energy prices and the production procedure, experienced traders can generally quite accurately estimate what this price is. If you are not a seasoned professional, you may be able to get a sense for this price by comparing prices across several suppliers. Be wary of prices that seem too low, or too good to be true. Often times, a supplier will use an unreasonably low price to seduce a buyer. Then once the order is in production, and you have invested real money and time, the supplier increases the price for various reasons, read excuses.
3. Order samples from suppliers on your final list and then confirm the supplier
Despite all of the upfront work, you must confirm the supplier. Proper confirmation includes:
a. A company visit
b. A visit with the local government
c. A background check
During a site visit, you should look out for:
a. The company is located at the address listed on its business license
b. The company’s equipment is up to par and capable of meeting the stated monthly production capacity and technical capability
c. The company’s physical assets line up with how the company presented itself
d. The company’s registered capital is consistent with what it initially stated
The last point is important because if you agree to a 5 million RMB deal with a company with only 250K RMB of registered capital and fixed assets, the supplier may decide to file for bankruptcy in lieu of compensating you in the event of a dispute. In this case, your recovery will be cents on the dollar.
After completing the on-site visit, check with the local government body (usually called the Administration of Industry and Commerce) to verify the information on the company’s business licenses. Then finally have a Chinese speaker/reader research the company online to see if there are any complaints regarding the company.
Importing from China and Its Fundamentals
Centuries ago, China was popularly known for its monarchies and prehistoric civilizations. Now, China has changed. China continues to become a ginormous economy, overpowering Japan and positioning next to United States. China is indeed growing more and more in the import export business. China is now known to be the largest producer of hundreds of products that are exported to other countries like mobile phones. Aside from this, an over-populated China with 1.3 billions of people, have also turned into a major automotive market. If China's developments in the import export business is predicted to continue on as the fastest growing economy and is growing 10% ever year. With this, China will likely overtake the United States as the world's economic superpower.
So, here are the factors which contributed to China's status for the past 30 years:
Undoubtedly, China's goods can win over products from other countries. Mostly, people of hear false stories regarding the products imported from China. These products are believed to have quality problems. But producers have quickly dismissed these false stories and they claim that majority of their buyers are the ones ordering them the standards of the products they need to manufacture. Thus, China is not really at fault. There are those who resort to lessen the products' qualities. But there are a lot of big companies too whose products are made in China utilizing all the best materials and adhering also to stringent manufacturing standards and quality control.
Before, the Chinese government has prevented foreign businesses from transacting or conducing business with Chinese suppliers. But when China linked with the World Trade Organization in 2001, it has continually enticed international businessmen to venture to a more liberated trade in the country. China's connection with WTO has helped China draw in more international buyers. Through this linkage, China has totally embraced the international trade practices and laws which made product purchasing convenient and safe.
Because China is over-populated, it's guaranteed that they have a lot of workers. China's cost of living is also lower, so workers are not looking forward to grasping the same wages as the workers in US or Europe are having. China's cheap labor greatly results to a reduction in its product manufacturing costs.
So, there you have it. But that's not all there is to China because these benefits and opportunities are coupled with various risks.
Language differences can be a barrier. It's often difficult to conduct business with companies not having an English-speaking employee or staff. But recently, large manufacturers have already employed multilingual sales staff to help foreign businessmen. Aside from language differences, various Chinese business etiquettes have a greater impact on business transactions. China may have gone through trade liberalization. But China's traditions and culture plays a bigger role in the business. Thus, these should be given consideration especially when dealing with the Chinese.
Importers should not only rely on one or two suppliers. Different circumstances happen along the way. Most of the time, suppliers succeed but there really are times, when they do fail. So, it's best to flex a little and look into several other sources of your products. As you start off with this business, it would be best to link with private companies who are already knowledgeable with China's trading practices and distribution channels. It's also imperative to realize and value the Chinese businessmen and the culture they've grown of. To help you understand them better, you can find a lot of information in the Internet. You can even find import export coaches, import export training courses and e-books that continue to keep businessmen aware of China's policies and practices. It's also best to hire the services of import export agents and experts who totally know the ins and outs of the China import and export business.
Brendan Elias and Alex Ryan have been teaching business owners how to start their own importing business from scratch, and import goods without the headache or hassle.
Brendan has been featured in the Sydney Morning Herald, Live National TV on the Kerrie Ann Show, Financial Review and many more. For more details you may visit http://www.ChinaImportFormula.com.au
China Sourcing Guide – Part 2b
Everyone knows that China offers low-cost labor which can reduce manufacturing costs significantly. As a result, many companies from all over the world outsource their manufacturing operations to China or purchase from Asian wholesale operations.
How to import from China?
1. Before you beginning your China sourcing project, know the details of your product (for example, wholesale clothing from China), outline your business goals and have a clear strategy for using China sourcing to achieve your goals.
2. Do thorough research on potential Asian wholesale companies to understand their production capabilities, background, credentials, etc.
3. Clear communication with your China outsourcing partner is critical so that they understand the details of your project. Without proper communication, China outsourcing will not yield you any benefit and may actually cost you a lot of time, effort and money.
4. Give as much as information about your product or project to the Asian wholesale company or manufacturer about your project and product. Video conferencing is a good option to talk to the Chinese representatives about every detail.
5. Once you decide on an Asian wholesale company or manufacturer and explain your requirements, you should first place a sample order before you assign them big orders. You can often ask them to send you a sample, sometimes for free.
6. There are many commercial shipping services in China that offer shipping services at low price. You can discuss shipping options with outsourced company about shipping details. Make sure the shipping company you decide upon is highly dependable and will deliver the products at low cost within the promised time.
7. Before you take receipt of the goods, make sure you also discuss other important aspects such as insurance to cover loss or damage to the products, customs, and taxes.
8. After you receive the sample, inspect it thoroughly and check whether the sample meets your expectations or not. If the product falls short of expectation, you can explain the issues with the China outsourcing company and ask for another sample. Only order your bulk order when the sample is made to spec.
China Sourcing Guide – Part 1
Sourcing from China is a topic that is constantly in the media. How to Import from China strives to cover all of the issues and challenges an importer may experience while sourcing from China, including: identifying suppliers, screening suppliers, negotiating prices, contract writing and settling, coordinating and monitoring production, assuring quality, arranging shipping, etc.
1. Identify suppliers in China
a. Chinese Trade Fairs
Many, as in thousands of, Chinese suppliers attend the Canton Trade Fair, the biggest trade fair in China, and perhaps in the world. More than 10,000 Chinese companies attend the Canton fair in the Spring of every year. The Canton Trade Fair organization committee sets an extremely high threshold for exhibiting companies. For example, only companies in the textile space with more than USD$3,000,000 in annual sales are allowed to attend the Canton Trade Fair.
Therefore, suppliers at the Canton Trade Fair are mainly large and established providers that are selected and suggested by their respective municipalities. Large buyers can invariably find ideal suppliers this exhibition. If you’re not, or at least not yet, a large scale buyer, I recommend you select more smaller providers or providers that are a better fit to your current scale. With a large, established supplier, your priorities will be prioritized behind those of large customers like Walmart and Target, especially during busy seasons. However, your purchase orders have a better chance of receiving the attention they deserve from smaller providers. Correspondingly, smaller suppliers will be more receptive to your questions and responsive to your concerns.
The East China Trade Fair is another really a massive trade fair in China that's second only to the Canton Trade Fair.
b. Business to business (B2b) portals and websites
You will find many business-to-business portals and websites available, e.g. Alibaba.com, made-in-china.com, globalsources, tradekey, etc. Globalsources sets the highest cost of entry by charging a costly membership fee for suppliers; therefore, the supplier quality on globalsources tend to be better to those on other platforms. Alibaba, made-in-china and tradekey are also solid resources from which to locate providers, especially Alibaba. One thing to keep in mind at all times is that gold and trustpass suppliers on Alibaba aren’t always legitimate. Although Alibaba says they've verified these companies, that may not always be the case. There have been some well-documented scams regarding these types of companies.
c. Internet search engine
Give internet search engines like Google, Baidu, Bing and Yahoo to look for suppliers in China. Since Chinese companies are fairly new to internet search, do be sure to review some of the search results that appear in the ad sections, i.e. the pay-per-click (PPC) ads, typically along the top or right side of the organic search results.
d. Industry associations
Finally, a great resource for identifying potential suppliers in China is to search the trade association websites or buy industrial publications from the relevant industry associations to find reliable suppliers.
Importing in China: What You Should Know?
When people mention of China, consumer products easily come to mind. Indeed, China is booming, especially when it comes to manufacturing a greater number of the world's consumer technology products.
But this isn't just good news for China, but to sellers all over the world. As China's economy grows, manufacturing costs are lower here in contrast to other parts of the world. As a seller, you can have your products sourced directly from China. In turn, you'll be obtaining low prices per unit. When you're in your own country, you can sell it at the price you prefer and come up with a better profit out from it. China produces a gargantuan of goods. Aside from this, China is also home to the best suppliers. Among these are Chinavasion and DHGate. Established in 2005, Chinavasion.com was China's first ever Internet wholesaler. With over 360,000 registered buyers, Chinavasion.com has become the biggest wholesale provider of technology and electronic products in China. On the other hand, DHgate.com has been serving Chinese sellers and global buyers since 2004. DHgate also boasts of being PayPal's largest client in the Asia-Pacific region.
Here are a few things you need to consider when you start dealing in China:
Generally, credit card payments and PayPal are not accepted in China. Since it's hard to acquire a credit card in China, you have to resort to other payment methods like Western Union and wire transfer. Methods like these may not be distinguished, so the best thing you should do is to make a small order first with a new supplier. If anything goes wrong, you won't be suffering a big loss.
For sure, you've heard about a lot of stories regarding those poor quality products in China. But don't listen to those stories. Just spend ample time with your supplier, talk to them and find out about their reputation. Ask also for a sample. Make small orders first.
To contact a supplier, you can make a call or chat through instant messaging.
To avoid fake products, don't get deceived with China products dubbed as ‘authentic designer brands'. Mind you, these are all fakes.
China has now become the United States' third largest trade partner. As China opens its doors to international trade, importing from China has now become a usual thing. To take advantage of the opportunities that China gives, here are a few tips:
Whatever product you are importing, always check the import rules and regulations for such products.
Find out some information about the wholesaler supplier by searching for its business name at http://www.yp.net.cn or the China Vista Yellow Pages. If your wholesaler might be located in Wehai, you can look for it in the Chinese Companies List at http://www.business-in-asia.com/chinese_companies_list.html.
Trade shows are a good way of determining the legitimacy of your suppliers. Since suppliers need to invest financially in trade shows, fraudulent suppliers will not likely join them. However, not all suppliers who don't join trade shows are fraudulent.
Every important and single detail should be well documented. This way, breakdowns and all other agreements can be traced.
To make sure that you are on the right track of large-scale importing, take a few trips to Chins and take the time to check for suppliers/ manufacturers/agents whom you feel comfortable working with.
Since you are dealing with another country, you will really be dealing with people of diverse attitudes, customs and beliefs. So, don't be infuriated whenever local suppliers act differently.
Thus, it's a good idea to read about Chinese culture and study about Chinese words. By doing so, you are respecting their culture. It's also a way of showing how interested you are in establishing a well reciprocated business relationship.
Importers without ample experiences will get scared with the costs and logistics of shipping from China to UK. Plus, different shipping rates also add up these expenses. In turn, it's hard for importers to differentiate realistic costs from the unrealistic.
That is why, importers should always inquire. Before you select a wholesaler, you should also look around for shipping rates. While arranging the shipping of your products, look into the following considerations as well:
Inland freight charge when obtaining products from the wholesale warehouse to the port
Duty payables on the product
Rules and regulations for bringing products to UK
Get the tariff number from the shipping agent
Obtain the shipping agent's quotations on the shipping cost and clearance document costs
Manner of picking up the stocks upon its arrival and its costs as well
Other than UK importers, it's also best for NZ and Australian importers to negotiate with their wholesalers on the shipping costs. If wholesalers are reluctant, inform them that you are actually looking for the best deals.
When you, your wholesaler and shipper have already been doing business lucratively for quite some time, then try asking for lower rates. Frequent customers will likely be offered with lower rates. However, you need to ask because lower rates aren't offered if you don't ask at all.
You must also remember that products imported into the UK from outside of EU are issued with a 17.5% VAT. This rule is applicable to everyone and not only limited to VAT registered companies. You must obtain a PSEUDO TURN number if ever you aren't VAT registered. This is highly important as your goods won't obtain any clearance without such.
If you are unaware about this, you can look for useful information on HM Revenue and Customs at http://www.hmrc.gov.uk. You can find the topics' ‘Introduction to Import and Export' and ‘Guide to Importing and Exporting: Breaking down the Barriers' there. Download its PDF's so you can have a grasp of what these topics are all about.
Importation costs from China to NZ and Australia is really high. But it doesn't necessarily mean that shipping costs are fixed.
NZ and Australia don't bargain. To them, the price is what you really get. But it is not the same with China. You can still bargain on the shipping costs and the even the costs of the goods themselves. Outcomes of the negotiations depend on the person himself. But this shouldn't worry you too much because there are Chinese wholesalers who are open to some bartering.
Insurance costs are also be bargained, so don't forget about these. The good news is some importers can give into 25% reduction on their insurance which is already a big saving!
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Brendan Elias and Alex Ryan have been teaching business owners how to start their own importing business from scratch, and import goods without the headache or hassle.
Brendan has been featured in the Sydney Morning Herald, Live National TV on the Kerrie Ann Show, Financial Review and many more. For more details you may visit http://www.ChinaImportFormula.com.au
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China Wholesale – LOW Prices, HUGE Profits!
Sourcing your products from the China wholesale real estate markets means margins in conversation with find elsewhere, margins which may skyrocket your profits and enable you to dominate your marketplace.
China has been called the world's factory.
It might nicely be re-named China and taiwan Wholesale Inc.
The phenomenal economic expansion in China, typified from the rise of Shanghai -- now the earth's biggest city, from the world's biggest country - will have an ever-increasing effect on world trade, along with
on the globe of re-selling on the net.
China manufactures to the world, and anyone aiming to source products just must start their search from the China wholesale real estate markets. And that means me, and probably you in addition.
Many US re-sellers are generally still convinced that the way to a quick fortune is to go to China, find the guy who can make shoes for Gucci and also handbags for Prada, and persuade him to jog off an more few
hundred.
A less-reputable China and taiwan wholesale manufacturer might use this, but the product will not likely bear the coveted label. You might manage to import the goods to the US, but no way can you sell off them -
by law - as brand-name products and solutions, even if they're just made by similar manufacturer as the genuine product.
Beware the so-called "grey market". The Company companies are turning out to be ever-more aggressive in pursuing from the courts anyone infringing their particular copyright.
In most manufacturing sectors, China is a volume producer, so considering you will regularly be facing high minimum amount order quantities, typically thousands of units, which help it become seem a
no-go area to the solitary trader connected with modest means. But there's a solution to this problem, as you will dsicover later.
China already is known for a good reputation intended for quality clothing, shoes, and basic goods, but increasingly China and taiwan wholesalers are turning to high-technology products.
The good news is that the China wholesale manufacturers as well as the agents are very clued-up on the US market, and extremely swift to respond to be able to requests for piece products and price tag and delivery
rates. The really good news is that there may be usually an extremely margin, so if you've the bankroll as well as the expertise you could really make big money at this.
So what about a treatment?
If the China and taiwan wholesale market excites a person, you really can't do minus the services of the local China-based agent.
He is the guy having personal contact with all the current manufacturers and factory owners. He knows the China wholesale globe intimately - he knows one of the best sources for all the products. He acts for the reason that middleman and effectively for the reason that purse-holder, and you will want such an expert to guide you through the minefield that's the Chinese-US tax matter.
He will make certain that the product gets shipped promptly, and most notably can check on the grade of the product before its shipped.
These Chinese upload agents are watched and encouraged financially by their Government to advertise China wholesale company overseas, so you should be able to find a reputable one without any problem.
The net profit is - should you be serious about sourcing pieces from China inside volume, then you probably can't do the work without a excellent China-based agent.
You may have to invest plenty of time to go up to China, ideally when among the big trade gatherings or conventions are happening. (You can easily find these details on your preferred Search Engine).
Here it is possible to meet with the agents, who can introduce you the factory proprietors, who will invite you the factory to view the product becoming made, and will probably give you the on-the-spot quotation.
You'll find, as I managed, that much company in China continues to be conducted on the personal-relationship basis, so if you don't make the individual contacts and establish and cultivate relationships from the China wholesale globe, then you still may not thrive in China and taiwan.
If you easily haven't got plenty of time or resources to establish personal contacts inside China, then you could look for a good US structured Chinese agent and also broker - friends and family one based is likely to city or Say. (Again, you can purchase one using the Search Engines).
You may be lucky and find individual who has good contacts in China, and they can guide you through much of the bureaucracy linked to importing from the China wholesaler.
Learn who he possesses represented before, and you'll want to contact this individual or business to look at your agent and also broker.
There is an excellent resource on the net with a massive amount expertise in sourcing China and taiwan wholesale products. This is actually the website at http://www.ehotsale.com, which often offers excellent suggestions, and can right away supply details connected with Chinese manufacturers to your chosen product.
So there are generally 3 levels at which you can receive involved with the China wholesale real estate markets - the three paths to enlightenment along with profit as we all might call these people.
At the base level, if you just want to get a feel for what the heck is available, then spend time on research during http://www.ehotsale.com - a terrific resource which can explain to you the incredible assortment of products out there, and which can certainly put you in contact with agents or manufacturers from the China wholesale company.
At a a little bit more ambitious level, if you are focused on doing business long-term, then you could look for a reliable US-based Chinese agent or agent, who for the fee or money will ease on your path into the often-baffling globe of importing pieces from China.
As well as the serious marketers may jump in on the top level, to get themselves over to be able to China, the sooner the higher quality, in order to establish those long-term interactions with those active from the China wholesale globe.
Relationships which may reap rich rewards for years to come.
If you are not big enough and also confident enough to manage this on your own, then find a few other re-sellers in similar market - and also related market -- as yourself, and pool your time and energy and resources.
Whatever you will need, get into this lucrative marketplace - the possibilities profits are SUBSTANTIAL!
China and its manufacturers will have an enormous impact on the net re-selling world on the next 5 decades.
It is undoubtedly starting to occur, and the time to obtain involved is at this point.
The guy who sources your handmade jewelry at the lowest price is a guy who is the winner, particularly on the web.
China is just about the most sought after places to import pieces. All china comprehensive goods are connected with high quality along with affordable, which makes them a stylish option for the consumer. Today wholesale inside china has attained a momentum of a with numerous types of goods, especially electronic things being manufactured in a fraction of the regular cost.
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Most china comprehensive drop ship agents are far more interesting in doing a long term business along with you. Hence they will go the excess mile in ensuring you become the best deals and prices for those your wholesale electronics goods. On the normal, if you desire to import and resell simple and cheaper electric items then the dropshipping agent will work effectively for you.
One of the well behaved things about purchasing wholesale in china and taiwan especially the electric goods is that you'll remain ahead of your respective direct competitors. It's because almost all of the latest items is going to be present in China and taiwan much before they reach the retail stores is likely to country. This way comprehensive electronics goods are not only much more cost-effective in China and the latest with regards to technology and functional appeal.
Let's say you happen to be a small scale enterprise which has recently started down. You need to purchase couple of china wholesale electronics goods in contrast to a large scale organization that will need much additional. Hence in such cases criminal background checks approach several china and taiwan wholesale drop post agents who will give you small quantities connected with electronic items. Unlike earlier where small scale businesses will be restricted from acquiring wholesale electronics goods due to the lack connected with lesser quantities, today a globe of opportunity has opened in club penguin for the online business.
ZH Ming is the PR Manager for eHotSale.com, Online China Professional and Reliable wholesale electronics website offering dropship and export.
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