End-to-end B2B support
Agent in China.
Sourcing & purchasing, logistics & export.
A single point of contact. On the ground in China.
A single point of contact. On the ground in China.
- 2005In China since
- MAMaster's in Sinology
- 1:1Single point of contact
One contact across the whole chain — supplier coordination, payments, goods checks, consolidation, and export handover. You define the task, I run it on the ground.
Find and filter suppliers, confirm real quotes and terms, and pre-check who you’re actually dealing with — before you commit.
Receive, check, store, and repack your goods — then consolidate into one shipment, load, or hand off to your forwarder. Export from China when you need it: FCL, LCL, or air freight.
- ExperienceTwo decades of on-the-ground practice across sourcing and export.
- ResponsibilityTimely action, no manager ping-pong. Dedicated, hands-on, accountable.
- TransparencyClear records, visible workflow, timely reporting. Every figure is traceable.
Frequently asked
I’m based in Shenzhen, with a warehouse in Guangzhou — all in southern Guangdong province.
I do end-to-end on the China side — sourcing to export. But there’s no “golden turnkey” to anywhere in the world. I’m not a freight forwarder or a carrier. I’m an agent on the ground in China. I get your goods exported — from the destination port, it’s on your side.
Big purchase or small need, I work with any volume — as long as it makes sense for you.
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