The Chinese market needs to be approached cautiously
It is very important to know that businesses that wish to enter the Chinese market need to be aware of how important the following things are in the country’s business culture: formality and respecting social hierarchy. It is an important prerequisite of market success to have the enterprise’s patent or trademark registered before exporting the actual product to China. It is a good idea to involve a credit insurance company in the market entry process, as the devil never sleeps in China either. This type of risk sharing might become necessary if the Chinese partner can’t or doesn’t want to pay. Exim Bank-type credit insurance can prevent the occurrence of conflicts like this.
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