Factory identification & vetting
Find manufacturers that can actually deliver your specification, MOQ, target price and timeline—not just the first supplier who replies.
- Supplier shortlist
- Factory verification
- Sample coordination
- Capability checks
On the ground in Yiwu · Operating in Dhaka
Source from China without flying blind.
I personally manage factory search, samples, negotiation, quality control, consolidation and freight—through a registered China company and a licensed Bangladesh operation.
Registered China company
Bangladesh IRC & ERC
Factory-to-market operator
TRM-CORRIDOR / CN-BD
Operating
CN · 29.3068° N
Yiwu
Factory search, samples, negotiation, QC and consolidation.
BD · 23.8103° N
Dhaka
Import licensing, freight coordination and market execution.
Hadi ShikderFounder · sourcing operatorYiwu ↔ Dhaka
Factory network · 10 manufacturing hubs visited
ShandongShenzhenGuangzhouFoshanZhongshanDongguanYiwuHangzhouShanghaiWenzhou
What I handle
One accountable operator from brief to delivery.
Most sourcing failures happen in the gaps between supplier, quality control, freight and the buyer. I manage the full chain so those gaps have an owner.
Negotiation & order control
Turn a promising quote into a commercially workable order with clear specifications, payment milestones and production expectations.
- MOQ negotiation
- Price structure
- Specification lock
- Production follow-up
Quality control & consolidation
Catch problems before the shipment leaves China and combine multiple suppliers into a cleaner, more economical export plan.
- Pre-shipment QC
- Photo & video reports
- Rework coordination
- Multi-vendor consolidation
Freight, import & operating systems
Coordinate the China-to-Bangladesh corridor and build the tracking workflow your team needs after products start moving.
- Sea & air freight
- Import documentation
- Parcel integrity
- Custom CRM & reporting
Hadi Shikder 哈迪FOUNDER · TRIMITI
Why work with me
I sit on both sides of the transaction.
I know what a Chinese factory can make, at what MOQ, at what price and what happens when production slips—because I have walked manufacturing clusters from Shandong to Wenzhou. I also know what happens after the product lands because I operate ecommerce brands myself.
“I’m not a middleman forwarding your order to someone else. I’m the operator on the floor.”
That combination—factory access, import licensing and real ecommerce operations—helps me judge a product as a business decision, not just a purchase order.
Jinhua Yinhan International Ltd.Registered trading entity · Yiwu, China
Trimiti · BangladeshTrade licence, IRC & ERC · Dhaka
Mandarin ChineseConversational · Sias University certified
Ecommerce operatorOwn brands, ads, fulfilment and automation
How sourcing works
Six controlled handoffs. One owner.
Every step produces something visible you can review: a shortlist, a sample, a locked specification, a QC report or a shipment update.
Brief
Product, quantity, target market, budget and required timeline.
Search
Supplier discovery, capability checks and commercial comparison.
Sample
Sample order, fit review and specification adjustments.
Order
MOQ, pricing, payment milestones and production follow-up.
Inspect
Pre-shipment quality control, evidence and rework if needed.
Move
Consolidation, export, freight and arrival coordination.
Operating proof
Built in the real world, not in a pitch deck.
I use the same sourcing, ecommerce and automation systems for client work and for brands I own. That keeps the advice practical.
Owned brand · case 01
Pookie Patch
Sourced the product, built the store, ads infrastructure and reporting system, then put a dedicated team around the operation.
BDT 60+ lakhFirst-year revenue
China factory network
Factory selection through delivered goods for businesses in Bangladesh and abroad, across products and manufacturing regions.
BDT 16–17 CrProduct sourced and purchased
Operations that surface problems
Custom ecommerce CRM, ads reporting, ledger systems and parcel tracking designed so gaps appear before the customer finds them.
Near-automatedOrder, fulfilment & reporting flows
A good fit
Who this service is built for.
The best engagements start with a serious product decision and a buyer who wants visibility—not a magic low price.
Tell me what you need ↗Ecommerce founders
You need a product sourced with margin, packaging, fulfilment and repeat orders in mind.
Growing import businesses
You already buy products but want stronger factory access, QC and consolidation.
Brands developing a custom product
You need samples, specifications, packaging or print production managed carefully.
Operators fixing a messy supply chain
You need the tracking, CRM or reporting layer that keeps growth from creating blind spots.
Come meet me—or start with a 30-minute call.
Choose the location that works. Send your product category, target quantity and preferred time so I can prepare before we speak.
Before you inquire
Clear answers before the first order.
Every product is different, but these are the questions most buyers should resolve early.
What information should I send first?
Send a product photo, link, specification or reference; your target quantity; destination market; target timeline; and any price or quality requirements you already know.
Can you source small quantities?
Sometimes. It depends on the product, available stock, packaging needs and whether a sample or test order makes commercial sense. I will tell you early when the MOQ cannot work.
How do you verify factories and quality?
I compare supplier capability, samples, commercial terms and production evidence. For suitable orders, pre-shipment inspection is documented with photos, video and issue follow-up before goods move.
Do you only work with buyers in Bangladesh?
No. The operating corridor is strongest between China and Bangladesh, but supplier search, sampling, QC and export coordination can support international clients as well.
Can you help after the product arrives?
Yes. My ecommerce and systems work includes store operations, order workflows, CRM, tracking and reporting—useful when the supply chain is only one part of the business problem.
How are fees and timelines decided?
They depend on product complexity, supplier count, sampling, inspection and freight scope. Share the brief first; I will respond with the recommended scope, timeline and commercial structure.
Have a product in mind?
Send the product, quantity and destination. I’ll tell you what I would verify first and whether the sourcing plan is commercially realistic.