Define the checklist
List the most important product and packaging requirements before inspection.
Inspection cannot remove every business risk, but it can identify many visible problems before goods leave China. The inspection scope should be agreed in advance and matched to the product, order size and buyer requirements.
The exact process depends on the product and order. These steps provide a practical framework for a clearer first inquiry.
List the most important product and packaging requirements before inspection.
Depending on the order, checks may cover all pieces or a defined sample.
Photos, videos and a written summary can show visible conditions and any issues found.
The buyer can request rework, replacement, additional checks or shipment based on the results.
No inspection can guarantee that every item is perfect. It provides evidence about the checked scope and helps identify visible or testable issues.
It should normally happen after goods are ready but before final shipment.
Provide product specifications, approved samples or photos, quantity, packaging requirements and the issues that matter most to you.
Include the quantity, specification and destination country so the request can be checked more efficiently.