Behind successful businesses lies a network of reliable suppliers from China, Turkey, or anywhere else. But quality issues can arise because of the gap between, let’s say, Chinese Supplier’s standards and Western Retailer’s standards. This is why successful businesses always rely on third-party inspection services. Inspection services in China or any other global sourcing destination allow international buyers to deal with quality issues before products enter the marketplace.   Why would anyone deal with a manufacturer who can’t deliver compliant products? Well, things are not as simple as that. The world is not all black and white; somehow, everyone always makes mistakes. So, let’s look at how the right China inspection services company can help build a safety net for importers, wholesalers, and any company involved in outsourcing manufacturing.

In the last decade, exports from China and neighboring countries account for around 40% of all the goods traded worldwide. That is, around 40% of products bought from overseas buyers, are loaded in Asian seaports. With such a sheer volume of goods, there must at least be a portion of products with bear defects, or are non compliant. How do international buyers protect themselves against receiving a batch of bad made in China goods? The answer is simple : by conduct a Remote Quality Check in China, before shipping. WHAT IS REMOTE QUALITY CONTROL?  Quality control (QC) is a process that ensures quality standards are met in the production of goods and services. Remote quality control is the same, but done remotely. It is an important part of the quality assurance strategy that both Chinese suppliers and Buyers set up to minimize risks. A quality inspection in China is defined by a quality checklist / quality plan that quality engineers follow during the inspection. During a quality check at a factory, a quality inspector selects samples based on sample plans. The action of inspecting goods in China consists in verifying that packaging, dimensions, characteristics, and performance of the product all...

According to global trade statistical data, China produced 28.7% of the world’s manufacturing output in 2019 compared to the US’s 16.8%. It is no wonder that China’s nickname is “the factory of the world”. In 2022, many may think that China industrial output is dropping due to COVID-19 related disruptions. Yet, in 2021, the country recovers with an increase of 10% in industrial production. According to a recent survey conducted by Industry leader, China still accounts for at least 50% of manufactured goods traded worldwide. Whether it is hardgoods, softgoods, electronics or  toys, China remains the largest manufacturing nations from where international manufacturers, traders, or importers buy from. If you engage in buying from China, you must ensure your products are made to your exact specifications and adhere to the established quality standards. To prevent a shipment of defective items, or subpar goods from China, it is essential to have a quality program in place.  You can achieve this thanks to quality control (QC) and inspection from a top China inspection company. You can be sure your Chinese manufacturer or supplier will meet your quality criteria if you put the requisite quality control and inspection procedures in place. Two steps...