
Meini Li
MOQ in China: Factory Minimum Order Explained
Minimum order quantity (MOQ) in China is not an arbitrary rule. It reflects how factories are structured to manage costs, risk, and production efficiency. This article explains what MOQ really means in Chinese factories—and how buyers can work with it in practice.

Meini Li
Where to Find Real Factories in China: A City-by-City Sourcing Guide for Global Buyers
China has hundreds of manufacturing cities, each specializing in different product categories. This city-by-city sourcing guide explains where global buyers can find real factories in China—and why choosing the right city matters more than negotiation when it comes to pricing, quality, and long-term supply stability

Meini Li
Real OEM Case Study: Prototype Inspection A vs B After Full Supplier Sourcing
A real OEM case comparing two shortlisted body trimmer prototypes after a full sourcing process. This test revealed key performance differences between Supplier A and B before final selection.

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How to Negotiate Prices with Chinese Suppliers: A Practical Guide for Serious Buyers
Many buyers ask Chinese suppliers for their “best price,” but this approach rarely works. Here’s the real reason behind high quotes — and how professional buyers negotiate effectively in China.

Meini Li
How to Identify a Real Factory vs a Trading Company
Many importers think they’re working directly with factories — but often, they’re not.
Learn how to tell whether your supplier is a real manufacturer or a trading company, and avoid costly sourcing mistakes with these five practical checks from ChinaBuy Sourcing.