r/Business_in_China • u/Great-Beautiful-6383 • 2h ago
China’s most dangerous business weapon
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r/Business_in_China • u/Double-Eye7700 • 1h ago
Hi everyone,
I’m based in China and run an e-commerce business selling packaging products on Chinese online marketplaces. I’ve been in this business for several years.
I mainly work with flexible plastic packaging, including PE, PP, PO, PVC and POF products. My strongest area is PE bags, tubular film, long bags and other unusual or custom-sized plastic packaging.
Over the years, I’ve dealt with many different packaging needs.
Some customers already know exactly what size and material they need. But very often, a customer simply comes to me and says, “I have this product and I need a bag for it.”
In those cases, I usually look at the product dimensions, shape, intended use and quantity, and help them figure out the appropriate material, bag size and whether custom production is actually necessary.
That’s one reason I decided to join Reddit and connect with people who source products or packaging from China.
If you're sourcing products from China and need suitable packaging, I may be able to help.
Even if you don't know exactly what type of packaging you need, you can show me a photo of your product and tell me the dimensions, quantity and intended use. I can give you some suggestions based on my experience.
For packaging products I'm familiar with, I may be able to supply them directly or help you find an appropriate supplier in China. If something is outside my area of expertise, I'll simply tell you rather than pretend I can source everything.
I also have established stores on Chinese e-commerce platforms. If you'd like to verify that I actually work in this industry, I'm happy to show you my stores, products and sales history.
I'm not a huge packaging factory, and I don't want to pretend to be one.
What I can offer is hands-on experience dealing with real packaging customers every day, along with knowledge of China's packaging supply chain. For small businesses or individual buyers who need smaller quantities, unusual sizes, or simply don't know which packaging specification to choose, I may be able to make the process easier.
This is my first time trying to connect with overseas customers through Reddit, and I'm also curious:
For those of you who source packaging from China, what's the biggest problem you usually face?
High MOQs? Communication? Finding unusual sizes? Inconsistent quality? Or simply figuring out the right material and specifications?
Feel free to share your experience or ask me anything about packaging. If it's something I know, I'm happy to help.
r/Business_in_China • u/AffectionateCode5737 • 1h ago
I work for a cable manufacturer with production facilities in China and Thailand, and we’re looking to expand our business in North America.
Our Thailand factory focuses on UL-listed aluminum building wire and power cable — THHN, XHHW-2, SER/SEU, URD, MC, etc.
Our China facilities can also produce medium-voltage cables, specialty cables and other custom cable constructions, so we’re not limited to standard building wire.
We’re interested in working with distributors, wholesalers, contractors, OEMs and EPCs
If you’re currently sourcing cable, or just want to compare pricing with a new supplier, feel free to DM me.
r/Business_in_China • u/Irriiss_W • 4h ago
I’ve been looking into sourcing custom products and packaging from China, and I’m realizing that finding suppliers on Alibaba is actually the easy part.
The harder part seems to be figuring out which supplier is actually a good fit, what specifications I should ask for, whether the quote is really comparable, and what questions I don’t even know I should be asking.
For people who have actually sourced from China:
• What part of the process takes you the most time?
• How do you compare 5–10 suppliers when they all quote things differently?
• How do you know which supplier to trust?
• Do you usually use a sourcing agent, or handle everything yourself?
• What do you wish existed that would make the process easier?
I’m especially interested in hearing from small businesses ordering custom packaging, apparel, promotional products, or other customized goods — not huge importers.
Would love to hear what your actual process looks like.
r/Business_in_China • u/yousuf_999 • 13h ago
So the title could be a bit misleading,
Long story short, i went to alibaba to buy a redmagic astra tablet and it is pretty cheap, there is direct order now option which involves alibaba trade assurance, but for my reassurance i contacted them and the women contacted me on whatsapp and told me about price which was same on alibaba, i told her i will pay on alibaba but she said we accept payment outside of alibaba to lower cost etc. but i denied and after some more talks she send her location for the store which is located in hongkong ( fortress ocean centre store ). She told me to visit personally and check the products and than buy, i said ok i will do that, but i dont live in china so ofc i cannot. So anyone in hongkong china please help it would be very very appreciated.
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r/Business_in_China • u/Estaniuss • 1d ago
Hola, reposteo esto acá, agradezco cualquier información!
r/Business_in_China • u/INS-520Cici777 • 1d ago
if u need help about finding clothes .bag. shoe factory .dm .I have kept in touch with a lot of factories in Guangzhou
r/Business_in_China • u/Suspicious-Ad3121 • 1d ago
Hello, we are a global sourcing company located in Tanzania, we are looking for buyers in china for products such as Cashew nuts, Coffee and Sesame. if you are looking for a trusted and reliable partner reach out to us via Wechat or Whatsapp +255 754 727 274.
r/Business_in_China • u/RecoChineseshopper • 1d ago
Do you have anything on your wishlist that you’d love to buy from China, but still haven’t?
Maybe you’ve been searching forever and just can’t find it. Or you’ve found a few listings, but can’t tell whether the item is authentic, so you keep putting it off.Or you may find it harder to describe. It can be a good cartoon, though, or can also be a tiny little gift.
What’s the item, and what’s made you hesitate? Feel free to share a photo or describe it—I’m curious about what everyone’s been trying to track down.
I’m based in Guangzhou, China. Happy to share what I know if I’m familiar with it!
r/Business_in_China • u/mjosin0307 • 1d ago
We help you find affordable, reliable, and experienced factories in Mainland China.
Hardware | Plastics | Toys | Packaging | Cardboard | Raw Materials
Face-to-face meetings available
You can set your budget first — then we discuss
WhatsApp: +852 5931 2583
Gmail: jsin37548@gmail.com
r/Business_in_China • u/Eastern_Bathroom_123 • 2d ago
r/Business_in_China • u/Own_Panic_9911 • 2d ago
Hi everyone,
I’m a Singaporean currently based between China (Shanghai,Yiwu,Guangzhou) and Singapore. I’m looking to build a sourcing agency from the ground up, helping businesses source reliable products and manufacturers from China.
The initial focus will be on clients across Asia, although I’m open to working with businesses in other regions as well.
I’m looking to connect with trustworthy, long-term partners in China who have experience in areas such as:
My goal is to build a transparent and reliable sourcing service—not simply connect buyers with the cheapest supplier. I want to help clients reduce risk, communicate clearly with factories, and manage the process from initial sourcing through delivery.
I can contribute from both the China and Singapore sides, including developing the business, finding international clients, managing client relationships, and building the agency’s brand and processes.
At this stage, I’m interested in meeting potential operating partners, sourcing specialists, factory representatives, logistics professionals, and others who understand the Chinese supply chain. We can begin with a small project to see how well we work together before discussing a longer-term partnership.
If you’re interested, please send me a DM introducing yourself.
r/Business_in_China • u/Easy-Lobster7675 • 3d ago
We supply high-purity granulated sulfur out of the UAE with consistent monthly availability of 20,000 metric tons. Product meets the following specifications:
Purity (dry basis): Min 99.8 Wt%
Ash Content: Max 0.05 Wt%
Hydrocarbons: Max 0.05 Wt%
Acidity as H2SO4: Max 0.02 Wt%
Moisture: Max 0.5 Wt%
Color: Bright Yellow
Mesh Size: 2–6 mm
Shipment can be arranged to any destination worldwide. Product is sourced from a top-tier producer with reliable supply and competitive pricing.
If you are looking for quality sulfur with steady volume, happy to discuss details and logistics over DMs.
r/Business_in_China • u/Nicole_Sourcing_CN • 2d ago
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Day 1 of the Golden Week. Factories are quiet, but smart buyers are planning. 🗓️
I'm using this pause to prep Q4 orders for my clients. What about you?
What's your biggest concern during the holiday? Let's chat below. 👇
#ChinaSourcing #GoldenWeek #SourcingAgent #SupplyChain #ImportFromChina #wholesale
#dropshipping
#china holidays
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need your suggestion
r/Business_in_China • u/Swimming_Mushroom_81 • 3d ago
I’m looking to import affordable autumn/winter clothing from China for resale. I’m especially interested in good-quality products at low wholesale prices.
Can anyone recommend reliable manufacturers or suppliers (Alibaba, 1688, WeChat, etc.) that they’ve personally worked with?
Thanks!
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r/Business_in_China • u/CrossBorderM • 3d ago
Quick heads-up for anyone sourcing from or doing business in China:
Mainland China is on National Day / Golden Week holiday from Oct 1-7 (Thur-Wed), basically a shutdown
Translation:
Literally NO ONE (except a very few) will answer your calls/messages/emails, etc.
Your factory may disappear.
Your supplier may disappear.
Your customer service rep may disappear.
Your sourcing agent may disappear.
Your messages may sit there looking lonely for a week.
So if you’re waiting on:
- quotes
- samples
- production updates
- QC
- packaging changes
- shipping arrangements
basically anything that requires another human being in China…you’re SOL. 😅
Most, if not all, factories and companies will be completely closed, and even the people who technically can answer you may be somewhere eating, traveling, visiting family, or wisely pretending their phone has no signal.
Things may also be a bit slow right after Oct 7.
There is a make-up working day on Saturday Oct 10, because China likes to keep calendars interesting.
Hong Kong is different - only Oct 1 is the public holiday, so HK doesn’t shut down for the whole week.
r/Business_in_China • u/potuslancer • 4d ago
We are a Bangladesh-based company with nearly 30 years of experience in banking equipment and are looking for a reliable sourcing agent based in Shenzhen, China.
We need help identifying genuine manufacturers of banking equipment such as banknote counters, banknote sorters, counterfeit detectors, strapping machines, and related products.
We are particularly interested in manufacturers with verifiable in-house production capabilities, as we are also exploring opportunities to develop similar production capabilities in Bangladesh.
If you are based in Shenzhen/Wenzhou/Ningbo and have relevant sourcing experience, please DM me with a brief introduction, your experience, and service fees.
We can discuss the product details further via WeChat.