Last month, on China Success Stories, I explained how importers can reduce quality risks with a better organization. I got an interesting comment pointing that practices that work in other countries should be adapted when it comes to buying in China. My... ...full story at Success Stories
from Success Stories on Wed, Jun 03 2009
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TIP 7 - TOP TEN TIPS FOR IMPORTERS »
YouTube video These are my Top 10 practical tips for importers of Chinese goods. Dont bother buying how to guides or eBooks off the net. I will give you more useful info in 10 minutes than they ever will! Get free practical tips on how to import from China!
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China Production: Reduce Your Quality Risks Without Paying More » Success Stories Importers often find themselves in an uncomfortable situation. They are legally and financially responsible for what they let their suppliers ship. But their tight margins often cannot support audits of each factory and quality inspections at every stage... |
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New Comment System on China Vortex » China Vortex While I have been impressed with the quality of most of the comments on this blog, I have been disappointed with the quality of the comment systems and plugins available on Wordpress, the current blogging platform. While there is a huge array of comment... |
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Central bank official: China "will actively consider" buying IMF bonds » People's Daily China's central bank said Monday it will "actively consider" buying bonds issued by the International Monetary Fund (IMF). Hu Xiaolian, vice governor of the People's Bank of China (PBOC), made the comment during a briefing about President Hu... |
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How To Treat Your China Employees. I Dunno. » China Law Blog Interesting article by James Hudson over at China Success Stories. Article is entitled, "Want Committed Employees? Learn to Trust Them." Its thesis is that if you want your Chinese employee to work hard for the company, like the company, and do what he or... |
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Buying a Wii in China » Sinosplice A while back I blogged about buying a PS2 in China, and there was a lot of interest. There’s not much to say about PS3, because it is so far uncracked/unpirated, so everyone who plays PS3 here imports everything. Games are 2-300 RMB each. XBox 360... |
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