The supplier calling themselves a “factory” might be a trading company reselling someone else’s goods. Knowing which you’re dealing with changes your price, your quality control, and your risk.
The supplier calling themselves a “factory” might be a trading company reselling someone else’s goods. Knowing which you’re dealing with changes your price, your quality control, and your risk.
A Chinese business licence tells you exactly who you’re dealing with — if you know which five fields to read. Here’s what each one means and how to check the number is real.
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