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First, we run a background check on the factory using official Chinese government records. We review registration history, lawsuits, blacklist status, legal representatives, shareholders, registered address, and approved business scope so we know who we are dealing with before anyone goes on site.

Then we talk with you about what matters most in the project: quality expectations, capacity needs, compliance requirements, and any concerns specific to your product. Based on that, we build a practical audit checklist focused on your real priorities.

Before we ever visit the factory, we run an upfront risk screening using Chinese government databases and court records. We check litigation history, enforcement actions, and other legal warning signs.

If the factory cannot pass this basic screen, we tell you clearly not to move forward. That can save you the cost and time of an unnecessary site visit.

Once we understand the factory on paper, we inspect what it looks like on a normal working day. We examine the infrastructure, the production team, the raw materials, and the quality system itself.

We look at whether the workshops are organised, whether machines are maintained, whether workers appear trained and stable, and whether materials are stored properly. We also review defect history, rework records, and complaint handling to see whether the factory actually learns from problems.

In China, compliance is not a formality. A factory that ignores environmental, safety, or labour rules can be fined, slowed down, or shut down with little warning.

We review environmental permits and waste handling, basic labour conditions and payroll practices, and on-site health and safety measures. If the compliance risk is serious, we tell you directly.

For many buyers, the biggest risk is not quality but capacity. We do not rely on the factory's claimed numbers alone. We review production lines, key machines, staffing, output records, and current workload.

We also identify bottlenecks and review lead times from raw material purchasing through production, packing, and shipment. That helps us judge whether the promised delivery timeline is realistic.

After the document review and on-site visit, we turn everything into a practical report. We summarise strengths, flag the main risks, and rate key areas such as quality, delivery, compliance, and communication.

We also give concrete next-step recommendations: whether this is a clear go, a go with conditions, or a factory you should walk away from. If useful, we can compare several factories and help you prepare negotiation points.

Many buyers worry more after choosing the factory than before. We can stay involved during the first order, review quality requirements and inspection plans, and help you respond if something starts to slip.

Factories change over time. If needed, we can arrange follow-up checks, targeted mini-audits, and practical advice when delivery, quality, or compliance risk starts to shift.