How to Import Tablet Counting Machine from China?

Importing process from any country (not just China) is paved with problems and surprises. But you can avoid these problems if you pay consideration to certain facts before booking your order and have a successful import.

Below is the list about top 5 common problems that arise while importing tablet counter from China.

Choosing the untrustworthy source

It is important that you must choose right supplier of tablet counter as online scams are not unheard of. Before placing your order, first properly research about supplier. Talk with other importers who have done transaction with said manufacturer. Personally visit the representatives of manufacturer in your country or other importers who have bought their machinery to ensure quality and safety compliance of machine.

Cultural and language barrier

Cultural and language problem make business transactions with China difficult. Though language barrier is not an issue with leading companies such as AIPAK however in order to establish long term business relationship with Chinese firms, have someone who knows basic Mandarin; this will be helpful in communicating about features, documentation and technical specification of machine.

While negotiating the business deal with Chinese supplier always consider the cultural difference in your country and China; this is important to avoid misinterpretation of body language.

Quality standard

Quality will always be a huge issue when you opt for machines with extremely low prices. Many suppliers are selling cheap and sub-standard pharmaceutical equipment. Never compromise standards when coming to tablet counting machine. It is your responsibility as the end user to import appropriate tablet counter because below par imports will make you answerable to your law enforcing agencies.

Customs

Customs regulations are quite a nuisance if you are not aware of import duty laws imposed by your country. Always take into account the import tariff and fee while importing from China and make sure that your product meet custom regulations of your country.

Long shipment time

Always plan for the delay in the shipment of your product as your shipment can arrive anywhere between two weeks to two months. Interruption can arise along the passage of your product from supplier’s factory to end user facility due to any unforeseen circumstances. Also sometimes it is impossible to track the state of your shipment.

To avoid delays you need to properly look into custom regulations, discuss shipment plans with manufacturers and take into account any related insurance policies.