Greater China Industries leads in bridging transpacific trade
Led by a vision to conquer the US$20 billion advertising speciality industry, Greater China Industries proves that its services are second to none. The Chinese-American original equipment manufacturer already ranks as one of the top 40 product suppliers among 10,000 in the Advertising Specialty Institute index.
Led by a vision to conquer the US$20 billion advertising speciality industry, Greater China Industries proves that its services are second to none. The Chinese-American original equipment manufacturer already ranks as one of the top 40 product suppliers among 10,000 in the Advertising Specialty Institute index.
"We deliver the ultimate importing experience," says Ben Zhang, president and CEO. "We are a one-stop shop for all customer needs - from design, virtual prototyping and manufacturing, to safety inspection and logistics, before having the product shipped to your doorstep."
With rising costs in Chinese manufacturing daunting competitors, the need for a reliable supplier is crucial. Greater China Industries has nearly two decades of experience connecting trade between the United States and China.
The company's bilingual, Western-educated staff provides the cultural expertise necessary to build a growing global network. Seattle, Washington, where the company is headquartered, boasts the closest trade distance between the US and China.
The company produces everything from simple toy stickers and plastic key chains to complex injection-moulded manufacturing components. Through its subsidiary, SolarTech USA, the company manufactures and distributes patented solar cubes and other alternative energy products.
Premium wine trade is also the company's forte. It is the exclusive distributor in China of Leonetti Cellar and Adams Bench wines - the latter branded as Warren Buffet's wine of choice.
Founded by Zhang during his senior year at the University of Washington in 1995, Greater China Industries may be a young company, but its future is promising. The company will be opening a new office in Philadelphia to serve East Coast clients, and is working towards bringing more quality US-made goods to a growing Chinese market.
"Our mission statement is 'nurturing beneficial relationships'," Zhang says. "If our employees, clients and suppliers succeed, the company succeeds. It's why we're successful and enjoy what we do, knowing our best is yet to come."
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