Supplier sourcing
Turn a product brief into a focused supplier search across manufacturer and wholesale options.
01 / 03A practical sourcing process
Your product brief is where the work begins.
Share the product, specifications, quantity, target price, and destination. We use that brief to shape a more focused supplier and logistics discussion.
Consolidation
Coordinate products from multiple suppliers into a clearer shipment plan.
02 / 03International shipping
Evaluate sea, air, and express options for the right delivery route.
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Delivery planning
A shipment plan built around your market.
Once the product and order requirements are clear, we can compare delivery approaches and coordinate the details that affect readiness for dispatch.
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Common questions
China sourcing questions, answered.
Clear answers to common questions. For a product-specific request, share your brief so we can discuss the relevant next step.
What information should I provide for a China sourcing request?+
Share the product name, specifications, quantity, reference images or links, target price, quality expectations, and delivery destination. A clearer brief helps shape a more focused supplier conversation.
Can Probes Wholesale source products from more than one supplier?+
Yes. When an order includes products from multiple suppliers, we can help coordinate product information and consolidation planning so the shipment path is easier to manage.
How do you evaluate a potential China supplier?+
Supplier discussions are shaped around the product brief, production fit, quality expectations, quantity, packaging needs, and commercial requirements. Buyers should confirm product-specific due diligence before committing to an order.
Can you help plan shipping from China?+
Yes. Once the product and order requirements are clear, we can help evaluate sea, air, and express delivery approaches based on readiness, destination, and the commercial priorities of the shipment.