ARUN Plastic Product Production
Based in Xiamen, China, ARUN has all of the attributes that you would want in an overseas supplier. Their ability to make injection molded plastic items to spec and at a price that will impress has earned them a spot as a resource. An added bonus is that you can work with an American who actually lives in China and works on location at the factory. Contact: jeff@yakaboutit.com
Asia Inspection
Quality Control
When you are about to bring your invention in from China how do you know your product is of the quality you agreed on? Asia Inspection is your eyes in the factory. Gain peace of mind that your items are correct.
Thomas Registrar
Manufacturer Sourcing
For the most up to date listing of USA based suppliers and manufacturers you’ll want to check out this great resource. Find a company to design your prototype, build it or manufacturer final goods.
Alibaba
Product Sourcing
This sourcing website brings you the most comprehensive listing of international suppliers from more countries than you’ll ever care to work with. Find your next manufacturer to produce your invention.
Made in China
Product Sourcing
If you have an invention you are ready to produce then you must look at Made in China. This website has numerous suppliers for you to search through and contact. Find companies that will suite your manufacturing needs.
Chinese Pod
Learn Mandaran Chinese
Whether serious about learning Chinese or you just want a few one-liners to help make conversation, this website is the best. With its most realistic conversational learning, what you pick up will help.
Chinese Business Etiquette
By: Scott Seligman
When you make your first trip to visit your Chinese factory that is producing your invention, you’ll want to be prepared. Learn some of the important culture differences so your supplier doesn’t lose face.
Doing Business in China
By: Ted Plafker
When you take that first big leap of importing your first container all on your own, being able to draw from useful books such as this Chinese business book will go a long way in making your dealings easier.
Managing the Dragon
By: Jack Perkowski
If you started with Mr. China, you’ll need to finish with Managing the Dragon. They sound familiar because they are the differing views of a business partnership turned sour. Great take home points on China!
