Article provided by China Homelife Fair and China Machinex Before going into mass production of a product, it is always wise to request pre-production samples for approval. It is important to note, when placing future orders from suppliers and manufacturers, that variations in your product order may occur between pre-production samples and mass production of the […]
Article provided by China Homelife Fair and China Machinex As a small business, the Chinese manufacturing industry may be vital to the success of your business and the type of products you offer your customers. We have put together some tips together in regards to how you can go about placing your order, and what you […]
Article provided by China Homelife Fair and China Machinex It can sometimes be difficult to conduct business across the seas, when two different languages are spoken and the cultures are different i.e. the art of doing business with China can have its challenges. The Chinese have a unique way of handling business affairs, and therefore, we […]
Article provided by China Homelife Fair and China Machinex Shipping your products to South Africa from China is just as important as placing the order itself. It is valuable to understand the shipping process and the role you play as the client. We have put together some tips on how you can ship your valuable commodities […]
Article provided by DHL Express Customs has a language all of its own, as well as terminology that can appear a little complicated at times. DHL’s glossary presents some of the more common terms you will come across when shipping dutiable goods internationally.
Article provided by DHL Express Do you want to import or export goods to South Africa? Here are six frequently asked questions from DHL, one of the leading courier companies in South Africa.
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Article provided by DHL Express The import or export of personal effects takes various forms which is discussed further in this page. The export of personal effects is not as burdensome on the shipper simply because there are no payment of duty implications. However, on import, the goods (excluding motor vehicles, cigarettes, alcohol) that fall under […]
