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Regulations for sending back defective materials

February 22, 2012 Ask the Experts Q&A

Can I send defective materials or wrong items back to China? What are the regulations?

ANSWER:

I am happy to report that we have a comprehensive answer for you at the following blog post:

How does one actually return defective product back to China?

http://chinasourcinginfo.org/2011/09/23/how-does-one-actually-return-defective-product-back-to-china/

I hope you find it useful.

Wishing you successful China sourcing!

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Think first: import duties, taxes and costs of shipping

February 20, 2012 Ask the Experts Q&A

I have asked for a quotation from a wind turbine factory which they sent to me, but the postage was for delivery to a warehouse in “Boalders Yard”. I do not have a contact for them and do not know what the cost will be from there to South Africa.

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Where can I get good quality and cheap products? Where do I start?

February 17, 2012 Ask the Experts Q&A

I would like to import bathroom products and other furniture items. I am new in this industry, so would even like to know from which Part of China to get good quality and cheap products which can be used in construction industry.  Is it

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Where can I find out about import tax and duties?

February 15, 2012 Ask the Experts Q&A

Where can I go to find out about import tax and duties so that when I purchase from China I will be able to obtain an overall cost anaylast with all taxes and product prices combined.

ANSWER:

You are wise to be thinking about import duties and taxes.  Too many new-to-China buyers

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FDA restrictions after supplier fails an FDA audit

February 13, 2012 Ask the Experts Q&A

If our supplier fails an FDA audit for a USP product, would the FDA put restrictions on that specific product or ALL THEIR OTHER PRODUCTS AS WELL, blocking them from export?

ANSWER:

Reader later wrote back having found an answer to her question.  Posting here for reference to other readers.

“If a manufacturer

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