Buying machinery from a Chinese supplier can involve substantial financial and commercial risk. A foreign buyer may face problems such as delayed delivery, non-delivery, defective…
Paying a Chinese supplier by T/T bank transfer is common in international trade. However, serious problems may arise when the supplier receives the buyer’s payment…
If you purchased goods from a Chinese supplier through HKTDC Sourcing and the supplier failed to deliver, delivered defective products, refused to provide a refund,…
If you purchased goods from a Chinese supplier through Global Sources and the supplier failed to deliver, delivered defective products, refused to provide a refund,…
If you purchased goods from a Chinese supplier through Made-in-China.com and the supplier failed to deliver, delivered defective products, refused to provide a refund, or…
Buying from a Chinese supplier through Alibaba.com can be convenient, but disputes can arise even when the transaction appears straightforward. A supplier may fail to…
Trust Across Borders Chapter 4 — When Trust Is Tested Published as part of the Trust Across Borders series. When Trust Breaks Down Trust is…
In international trade transactions, many Chinese suppliers, particularly suppliers operating on Alibaba and other international trading platforms, maintain bank accounts in Hong Kong or other…
When one party to an international sales contract unilaterally refuses to perform its contractual obligations, the non-breaching party may suffer losses far beyond the amounts…
How to Legally Terminate a Contract with a Chinese Supplier: Why Legal Representation Matters When a dispute with a Chinese supplier reaches the point where…