Nickname: EWCA

Review: We have relocated several factories to China and sourced hundreds of vendors in China. I agree with the author: as mfg, if you don't go to China, your chance to success is minimum. contact us at sourcingpal@yahoo.com or at www.sourcingpal.com.

Date reviewed: Nov 3, 2006 12:54 AM

Nickname: Invent

Review: I am looking to oursource to China as well. Other than the referrals already listed, I'd like more. Thanks for the help.

Date reviewed: Mar 9, 2006 9:56 PM

Nickname: Dagny Taggart

Review: While recommending companies is often helpful, I've noticed that the blogs are used for shameless self-promotion.

Date reviewed: Jan 13, 2006 10:37 PM

Nickname: Ian

Review: Outsource to Vietnam, better quality, less risk of USA imposing tariffs, and lower wages!

Date reviewed: Jan 13, 2006 4:04 AM

Nickname: pragmatic

Review: considering the huge cost in savings and better quality and work ethics in china , outsourcing is certainly helping many small businesses to thrive and reap a good profit . expecting the same from U.S manufacturers is just not practical anymore

Date reviewed: Jan 10, 2006 5:21 PM

Nickname: Jas

Review: To identify a Chinese supplier to manufacture your products, contact me at jas@psschina.com and visit our Web site to learn more about our sourcing services: http://www.psschina.com/home.htm

Date reviewed: Jan 9, 2006 2:26 PM

Nickname: OJaguar

Review: Obviously the Americans are lucky to buy cheap Chinese merchandise anywhere. So it makes no sense that the Congressmen complain about the sky-high trade deficit with China. Just be joyful and thankful.

Date reviewed: Jan 9, 2006 2:59 AM

Nickname: nickatnite

Review: Thank god for Wal-Mart! Otherwise we would all still be working in factories here in the US. Only problem is we won't be able to fight our way out of a paper bag in the future because we won't have the ability to make anything here. Guess we can always go buy it cheaper in China. Thanks for sending more jobs to China. We don't want those nasty factory jobs, anyway. We'd all rather be selling something made in China.

Date reviewed: Jan 7, 2006 2:07 AM

Nickname: Danny

Review: Dear Ms. Shaver, I'm an American who is just starting my fourth year here in China. I do freelancing for SME's and I operate without the overhead traditionally associated with middlemen. If you wish to contact me, I will help you or put you in touch with a local (Chinese) who can. danny888china@gmail.com

Date reviewed: Jan 6, 2006 7:00 PM

Nickname: JeffWheeler

Review: Try this company www.hhlindustrial.com We've found their sservice outstanding after shopping around in both the US and China.

Date reviewed: Jan 5, 2006 9:08 PM