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On Wednesday, Chinese and U.S. negotiators sat down for a two day discussion to hopefully come to an agreement on the burgeoning trade war. Most trade experts don’t expect much in the way of any serious breakthroughs. There is hope that the 200 billion tariff increase on Chinese imports will be postponed.

There are many distributors and wholesalers websites that advertise for factories in China. People don’t have to look far to find a product to buy from a stock. These companies often make grand promises that they fail to deliver on.

Some factories in China offer prototyping and engineering services. These factories will usually require a production order be placed with the design and prototype order.  In the past, we have referred some of our customers who wished to have their products developed in China to these companies.

Prototyping is the first step taken to bring any product to the market. It is crucial that you finalize your designs and have a tested prototype before starting on any manufacturing to make sure your product functions exactly as you need it to.

When our partner company in China searches for a factory, they look at a number of different factors.

Can they deliver on their promises?
Do they have an established history?
Are they responsive and reliable?
These are some of the factors that we consider when looking for a factory.

By now, it is widely understood that China is the world’s leading exporter of manufactured goods. They have been at the head of global manufacturing for some time. By being able to lower the costs of these products, many of these items have become much more affordable and accessible for public use.

China and the U.S. have agreed to a 90 day truce from the upcoming trade war during the G20 Summit meeting in Argentina.

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