Vara Allied Blog Chinese New Year 2021 - How to Avoid Problems with Your Factory Wednesday, 23 December 2020 Chinese New Year sees factories close for up to four weeks causing crippling delays for importers. Make sure you’re not impacted during CNY 2021. Category: Importing Read More 5 Shipping Documents You Must Have for Import or Export Friday, 18 December 2020 If your shipping documentation isn’t in order, you could run into problems with customs and collection of goods. Category: Importing Read More Express Bill of Lading Vs Telex Release - What's the Difference? Monday, 23 November 2020 Documentation and the right process is the only way of ensuring cargo is released to the rightful owner at the destination port. Category: Importing Read More Supply Chain Strategies to Help Manage Risk and Disruption Monday, 23 November 2020 Many businesses' survival relies on their supply chain. If it breaks without a back-up, they’re at severe risk. Put in place some strategies that could save your business one day and will help you sleep at night. Category: Product Sourcing, Manufacturing Sourcing Read More Building Effective Business Relationships in China – 4 Expert Tips By Craig Tyrrell Wednesday, 21 October 2020 The importance of relationships can’t be underestimated when doing business in China. Follow our tips on building a mutually beneficial one. Category: Vara Allied Read More How ‘Carriage Paid To’ Works – Incoterm CPT By Craig Tyrrell Wednesday, 21 October 2020 Carriage Paid To (CPT) means the seller delivers the goods to the carrier chosen and also requires the seller to pay for freight charges. Read on to find out more! Category: Importing Read More 9 Steps to Bringing a New Product to Market By Craig Tyrrell Friday, 28 August 2020 Taking the right steps to launching a new product can be the difference between disaster and success. Category: Product Sourcing Read More FOB Shipping Point vs FOB Destination - What's the Difference? By Craig Tyrrell Friday, 28 August 2020 FOB is a popular Incoterm, but it has many variations that buyers and sellers must be aware of, so they understand when ownership of the goods passes between the two parties. Category: Importing Read More How Can I Avoid My Product Being Copied in China? By Craig Tyrrell Thursday, 23 July 2020 Having your product copied in a Chinese factory is one of the biggest concerns for Australian businesses, but there are ways you can reduce the risk. Category: Manufacturing Sourcing Read More 4 Reasons Why You'll Never Find a Good Manufacturer on Online B2B Marketplaces By Craig Tyrrell Thursday, 23 July 2020 Sure they’re popular, but using an online manufacturer isn’t your best option for locating a Chinese factory to bring your product idea to life. Category: Product Sourcing Read More Articles 1 to 10 of 5312345Next
Chinese New Year 2021 - How to Avoid Problems with Your Factory Wednesday, 23 December 2020 Chinese New Year sees factories close for up to four weeks causing crippling delays for importers. Make sure you’re not impacted during CNY 2021. Category: Importing Read More
5 Shipping Documents You Must Have for Import or Export Friday, 18 December 2020 If your shipping documentation isn’t in order, you could run into problems with customs and collection of goods. Category: Importing Read More
Express Bill of Lading Vs Telex Release - What's the Difference? Monday, 23 November 2020 Documentation and the right process is the only way of ensuring cargo is released to the rightful owner at the destination port. Category: Importing Read More
Supply Chain Strategies to Help Manage Risk and Disruption Monday, 23 November 2020 Many businesses' survival relies on their supply chain. If it breaks without a back-up, they’re at severe risk. Put in place some strategies that could save your business one day and will help you sleep at night. Category: Product Sourcing, Manufacturing Sourcing Read More
Building Effective Business Relationships in China – 4 Expert Tips By Craig Tyrrell Wednesday, 21 October 2020 The importance of relationships can’t be underestimated when doing business in China. Follow our tips on building a mutually beneficial one. Category: Vara Allied Read More
How ‘Carriage Paid To’ Works – Incoterm CPT By Craig Tyrrell Wednesday, 21 October 2020 Carriage Paid To (CPT) means the seller delivers the goods to the carrier chosen and also requires the seller to pay for freight charges. Read on to find out more! Category: Importing Read More
9 Steps to Bringing a New Product to Market By Craig Tyrrell Friday, 28 August 2020 Taking the right steps to launching a new product can be the difference between disaster and success. Category: Product Sourcing Read More
FOB Shipping Point vs FOB Destination - What's the Difference? By Craig Tyrrell Friday, 28 August 2020 FOB is a popular Incoterm, but it has many variations that buyers and sellers must be aware of, so they understand when ownership of the goods passes between the two parties. Category: Importing Read More
How Can I Avoid My Product Being Copied in China? By Craig Tyrrell Thursday, 23 July 2020 Having your product copied in a Chinese factory is one of the biggest concerns for Australian businesses, but there are ways you can reduce the risk. Category: Manufacturing Sourcing Read More
4 Reasons Why You'll Never Find a Good Manufacturer on Online B2B Marketplaces By Craig Tyrrell Thursday, 23 July 2020 Sure they’re popular, but using an online manufacturer isn’t your best option for locating a Chinese factory to bring your product idea to life. Category: Product Sourcing Read More
