Sourcing agent for Manila businesses
Manila importers have short shipping times from China but need to watch out for fake suppliers. We check before you pay.
- How goods arrive
- Goods arrive at the Manila International Container Terminal.
- Sea transit
- 4 to 8 days to Manila
- Customs
- Bureau of Customs
Who we help in Manila
- Online sellers
- Contractors
- Retail
- Distributors
How it works
Describe your product
Share a photo, a link or specifications. A single product is accepted.
Receive your sourcing report
Within 5 to 10 days: vetted suppliers with prices, minimum orders, lead times and sample options.
Choose the next step
Order directly, or have us negotiate, inspect and coordinate shipping to you in Manila.
Typical timeline to Manila
- Your requestDay 1
- Sourcing report5 to 10 days
- SamplesOften 1 to 3 weeks
- ProductionOften 2 to 6 weeks
- Inspection1 to 2 days
- Shipping to Manila4 to 8 days to Manila
Typical durations only. Actual timing depends on the product, the supplier, the season and customs.
BOC accreditation
Make sure you are accredited before the shipment arrives.
BOC accreditation
Importers must be accredited with the Bureau of Customs before clearing goods.
Inspection before you pay
We or a third-party company check the goods at the factory, so problems are fixed before they travel to Manila.
Questions from Manila
How long to Manila?
About one week by sea.
Can you ship to Cebu or Davao?
Yes.
Is there a minimum order?
No. You can start with a single product in any quantity. The research fee remains the same.
Are samples free?
It depends on the supplier. Many provide samples at no charge, although the courier cost is usually paid by the buyer.
Request a quote
Describe the product you need. Within 48 hours, we reply with the next steps and a quote for your sourcing report.
No obligation. The fee is confirmed in writing before any work begins.
Prefer email? Write to sales@klmsourcing.com