We are registered in Wenzhou, in the middle of the Zhejiang manufacturing belt — Yiwu and Ningbo are roughly a two-hour drive, and the electrical, auto-parts, valve, footwear and eyewear clusters are local. Fair follow-up frequently means visiting the plant the week after, which is a short trip rather than a project.
What you get each day
Booth footage
Products, samples, finish quality and the certification wall — filmed, so you judge it yourself instead of taking our word for it.
Real specifications
Written specs, MOQs, lead times and prices as actually quoted at the booth, in a comparable format across every exhibitor.
The identity check
Registered entity name and Unified Social Credit Code collected at the booth, so the shortlist can be verified rather than merely liked.
An evening read-out
What we saw, what stood out, what to prioritise tomorrow — while you can still change the brief.
How a fair engagement runs
- Brief. Product, specification, target price band, volumes, and what would disqualify a supplier. One page is enough.
- Plan. We map the relevant halls and exhibitors before the doors open, so day one is not spent walking.
- Work the floor. Filmed, recorded, reported nightly.
- Shortlist. A profiled shortlist at the end, with registered identities collected — ready to run through registry checks before anyone gets excited.
