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SourciaVera is a bilingual (English/Spanish) sourcing and supplier verification agency based in Guangzhou, China. We help buyers in Latin America and beyond audit, verify, and supervise Chinese factories before and during production — covering factory audits, pre-shipment inspections, in-production supervision, and container loading checks. Whether you're looking for a "factory verification service," "auditoría de fábrica," or someone to simply supervisar tu proveedor en China, we provide on-the-ground verification with a locally-based team that speaks your language. Services include: Factory Verification ($349) · Pre-Shipment Inspection ($299/man-day) · Factory Audit ($399/man-day) · Sourcing Commission (10%)
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中国广东省广州市白云区白云饮食文化长廊白云大道北, 510420, 广州市, China
- 13688057230
- zhangzhitianzui6b@gmail.com
- sourciavera.com
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