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THE UNITED States imports a significant amount of products from China, which manufac- tures a dominant share of the world’s consumer products. As Bill Janeri, general manager at Global Sources, reports, “It is no longer the case of ‘Can China produce it?’ China al- ready produces it.” On July 11 to 12 from 10am to 6pm and July 13, 10am – 5pm, about 600 to 650 Asian based manufac- turers of consumer products will be exhibiting at the Miami Beach Convention Center in Miami, FL, for Global Sources’ first U.S. based China Sourcing
Fair. North and Latin American retailers will be provided with an opportunity to conduct a face to face evaluation, as well as discuss direct sourcing with many of these manufacturers. Exhibitors will be organized on the tradeshow floor in six cat- egories, including electronics, baby and children’s products, home products, gifts and pre- miums, fashion accessories, and garments and textiles. Janeri ensures retailers
looking to buy directly from the manufacturer, “We look to serve all buyers at the China Sourcing Fair, from big to me-
dium, to small. Along with the big and medium sized buyers, these manufacturers are happy to meet smaller buyers, who typically spend thousands of dollars a month.” For those less experienced in the operations of direct sourcing, the China Sourcing Fair offers a one day seminar, “How to Source from continued on page 113
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