Start Importing from China: A Practical Guide to Sourcing Suppliers, Setting Up Contracts, and Logistics You will learn how to find factories and suppliers in China, how to set up manufacturing contracts that have good terms for you, and handle the logistics of getting your goods from a factory in China
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| Title | : | Start Importing from China: A Practical Guide to Sourcing Suppliers, Setting Up Contracts, and Logistics |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.50 (570 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1481845977 |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 36 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2012-12-26 |
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Editorial :
Do you want to learn how to import from China to America? Then, you should read this book. "Start Importing From China" is a concise and practical guide, which will walk you through the major steps of sourcing goods from China and importing them to America. You will learn how to find factories and suppliers in China, how to set up manufacturing contracts that have good terms for you, and handle the logistics of getting your goods from a factory in China to a warehouse in America.
Ms Noble has managed to be fresh with an original story line, characters who have unique personalities, and a setting in a mill town rather than in high society London. I have been passionate about wild edibles for over 50 years, and have 200+ books on edible wild plants and 60 books on plant and mushroom identification. That was very very slow shipping from Amazon.com.
Not satisfied at all!. This is a very small book from a vanity press that has churned out other titles on hemorrhoids and pet care. Some very interesting ideas about corporate credit cards, using your bank and lock boxes to save time and money.
Sales & Accounts Receivable - Some good ideas about redundant approvals, and minimizing paper.
Inventory - With hundreds of physical inventories under my belt I can vouch for the absolutely necessity of doing what the author recommends. Hartsell, October 2007. But the information in it is largely redundant to other, less expensive, sources. I live in the Midw
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