One page, one decision. Not a data dump — each chapter answers one clear question, and every conclusion cites its source with raw data attached.
The expensive way to research the Chinese market is to enter it and find out. Proper China market research answers the cheap questions first: who already sells what you plan to sell, at what price, through which channels, and what regulation applies to your category.
Our research service comes in two depths: a five-to-eight-day desk study that maps competitors, price bands, channel structures and import rules; and a 30–90-day field study that adds store visits, channel interviews and test-demand signals. Both are delivered as English reports with sources, written by the same Guangzhou team that later runs the entry work — so the research is grounded in what is executable, not what looks good in a slide. Findings are honest by design: if the data says the market is crowded or the category is restricted, the report says so. We would rather lose a project than sell you an entry that fails. Fees are fixed per report scope and agreed in writing before work begins.
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