Industries we source for

We source across eight core consumer categories: home and kitchen, apparel and accessories, beauty and personal care, supplements and wellness, pet products, toys and baby, electronics and accessories, and promotional and custom products. Each category has different compliance requirements for the US market, which is why we staff specialists by vertical rather than running a one-size-fits-all operation.

It depends on the product category. Children's products require a Children's Product Certificate (CPC) with CPSIA and ASTM F963 testing. Electronics need FCC certification and UL listing for anything with a power supply. Food-contact items need FDA food contact compliance. Supplements need FDA facility registration and cGMP manufacturing. Beauty products require FDA MoCRA registration. We handle the testing coordination and documentation for each category as part of the sourcing process.

Yes. Many clients import across two or three categories — for example, pet products and home and kitchen, or beauty and supplements. We consolidate shipments from different factories into a single container to reduce freight costs, and handle the separate compliance requirements for each product line.

MOQs vary by factory and product type. Simple items like tote bags or phone cases can start at 200-500 units. Custom-tooled products like injection-moulded kitchenware or electronics housings typically start at 1,000-3,000 units. We negotiate MOQs as part of the sourcing process and can often find factories willing to run smaller first orders to prove the relationship.