When it comes to manufacturing, few regions can compete with China’s labor costs. Companies that rely on outsourced products, however, have lots of new hurdles to clear — just ask the firms that wound up selling lead-laced toys made in China. Therefore, is setting up a company in China still worth the risk? Our sources say yes: Companies can maintain product quality and safety while reducing costs. Here’s what you’ll need to manage the process and keep your brand - and your customers - safe. Devott, the leading China market service outsourcing company in China, dedicated to offer every kind of creative solutions to help you do business smoothly in China.

Things you will need:
- Be prepared to pay obligatory legal fees and agent commissions, which can range from a few hundred dollars to tens of thousands, depending on the type of business you’re setting up.
- At least three months to set up a pilot program. After you’ve tested the results and confirmed the product is up to snuff, a project typically can move forward very quickly, perhaps within a matter of weeks.
- A Local Rep: You’ll need a person who lives and works in your targeted region to act as your negotiator and translator as you meet with Chinese executives and regulators.
- A Product-Testing Service: Every product shipment must be independently tested to ensure that it complies with your requirements. Failure to test each batch is asking for substandard products or an expensive recall.
- Cultural Flexibility: You can’t get along in China if you’re convinced that the way business is done in the West is the “right” way.

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