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Factory or Trading Company? How to Tell
Trading companies are not necessarily bad, but buyers should know who they are actually dealing with.
Look at signals, not just claims
Look at whether the product range is unusually broad, whether the supplier can describe workshops and equipment, whether quotations are oddly flexible, and whether factory and company addresses match.
Trading companies can still be partners
What matters is knowing who you are working with and who is responsible for quality, lead time and after-sales support.
Check My Supplier
Check My Supplier