opening a factory in china
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i am from the usa and want to open a garment factory in china. does anyone know of a company i can use that will help get required license and permits to do business there and also to help staff the factory as well? thank u for any help u can provide
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02 Mar 2007 15:17
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Replying to [jgarber]:
I would suggest to you to contact your local chamber of commerce for further help !
This is the cheapest and securest way to get connections you want !
rgds
Wilhelm
I would suggest to you to contact your local chamber of commerce for further help !
This is the cheapest and securest way to get connections you want !
rgds
Wilhelm
02 Mar 2007 16:44
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Quoting from [jgarber]:You need two foreign partener for this and first need to open some offshore company. On the basis of that you can open a garment factory or company what ever you want.
For that you need to show minimum capital 200000USD and in first three months you have to bring 20% in your accounts and rest 80% within one year.
Inclduing this you need a good accountant.
Here many consultant you can find who can help you to open your factory with a genuine fee.
Wish you all the best for your factory in China. Welcome.
KILOIA
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02 Mar 2007 21:49
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Replying to [jgarber]:
If you do it in Shenzhen, one of my friend can help you.
If in Beijing, you may find resouce at www.thatsbj.com.
If you do it in Shenzhen, one of my friend can help you.
If in Beijing, you may find resouce at www.thatsbj.com.
03 Mar 2007 19:38
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Replying to [jgarber]:
Hi..My understanding is that the cost of manual workers have sky rocketted over the last 3 years. I suspect also the price of land and rentals. I did look at opening an office in Shenzen three years ago.
The question is , how long will it take for labour costs to rise to a level where it is no longer competitive to manufacture in China.
According to Business Week, labour costs are rising 10% per annum. Here is an interesting link:
http://neweconomist.blogs.com/new_economist/2006/03/chinas_labour_p.html
Hi..My understanding is that the cost of manual workers have sky rocketted over the last 3 years. I suspect also the price of land and rentals. I did look at opening an office in Shenzen three years ago.
The question is , how long will it take for labour costs to rise to a level where it is no longer competitive to manufacture in China.
According to Business Week, labour costs are rising 10% per annum. Here is an interesting link:
http://neweconomist.blogs.com/new_economist/2006/03/chinas_labour_p.html
04 Mar 2007 02:31
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Replying to [jgarber]:
Well , I dont know the details , but It's quite easy to build a factory in China , every local wants has more factory !![[em3]](http://img.alibaba.com/images/eng/style/icon/emoticons_grin.gif)
Well , I dont know the details , but It's quite easy to build a factory in China , every local wants has more factory !
04 Mar 2007 16:57
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Replying to [jgarber]:
there are many garment factories / companies in our city-chaozhou.
i also have some friends in this line,
i think they can give you help..
if you are interested in opening the factory in chaozhou, i can introduce my friends to you..![[em1]](http://img.alibaba.com/images/eng/style/icon/emoticons_smile.gif)
Contact on Trade Manager
there are many garment factories / companies in our city-chaozhou.
i also have some friends in this line,
i think they can give you help..
if you are interested in opening the factory in chaozhou, i can introduce my friends to you..
Contact on Trade Manager
04 Mar 2007 22:37
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