Journal

Buying guides from the factory floor

Notes on sourcing, specification and ceramic sanitary ware — written by the export team, not an agency.

Sheng Ge 6085 vitreous china toilet, studio product photograph

· October 17, 2026

Handling a Recall on Imported Ware

A recall on imported sanitaryware runs on paperwork you either have or do not. What to be able to produce in the first hour.
Sheng Ge 3303 vitreous china toilet, studio product photograph

· October 17, 2026

Running a Stock Count on Ceramic Stock

Ceramic stock does not count the way cartons do. How to structure a count that finds breakage and mis-picks without closing the warehouse.
Sheng Ge 6083a vitreous china toilet, studio product photograph

· October 17, 2026

The Declaration of Conformity, Line by Line

The declaration of conformity is signed by one party and relied on by another. What each line commits to, and the errors that void it.
Sheng Ge 6083b vitreous china toilet, studio product photograph

· October 17, 2026

Inspection Certificate or Test Report

Inspection, testing and certification prove three different things to three different readers. Which one a customs officer or a buyer wants.
Sheng Ge 1380 vitreous china bidet, studio product photograph

· October 17, 2026

Transhipment: What Changes Mid-Route

A transhipment adds a handover nobody priced. What changes when a box is relayed, and which document shows where the risk sat.
Sheng Ge 1303 vitreous china bidet, studio product photograph

· October 17, 2026

Pallet or Floor-Loaded: Choosing the Load

Pallets cost volume; floor-loading saves it and spends handling time at the far end. How to choose, and what changes at the receiving dock.
Sheng Ge M3530 integrated smart toilet, studio product photograph

· October 17, 2026

Costing a Project Quote: The Hidden Lines

A project quote fails on the lines nobody priced. Which costs hide outside the invoice, and the order to build them in.
Sheng Ge M2530 integrated smart toilet, studio product photograph

· October 17, 2026

Building a Trade Price List That Survives

A trade price list is a contract with your own sales team. What has to be inside it before anyone quotes from it, and what to leave out.
Sheng Ge M532 integrated smart toilet, studio product photograph

· October 17, 2026

Delisting a Model Without Losing the Buyer

Cutting a model is easy; keeping the buyer is not. How to delist without losing the account, and what to offer in its place.
Sheng Ge M30 integrated smart toilet, studio product photograph

· October 17, 2026

How Many SKUs a Wholesale Range Needs

A range that is too wide hides its own winners. How breadth, lead time and stock cover decide the number of SKUs a catalogue can carry.

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