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Every exhibitor at the Canton Fair has a booth. Fewer have a factory. Yet when you are sourcing kitchen knives, the booth is only a window — the factory behind it is what determines your product quality, your delivery dates, and your relationship for years to come. This guide gives you a practical audit checklist so you can separate genuine manufacturers from intermediaries, and verify a supplier's real capability before you commit an order.
