Send one sourcing brief
Share the product, CAS, application, target result, destination and supplier problem.
Prepare RFQ

China chemical supplier matching consultant
Send one chemical sourcing request. MAX helps overseas buyers find suitable China suppliers, verify cooperation risks, connect both sides and keep samples, documents, negotiation and order follow-up under control.
Our role
We are paid for sourcing service, supplier matching and cooperation control. The value is not only finding a name, but helping both sides avoid preventable mistakes before and during cooperation.
Start here
Start from the product, CAS number or application. MAX then helps clarify the requirement, compare supplier options and control the cooperation process.
Share the product, CAS, application, target result, destination and supplier problem.
Prepare RFQMAX screens China manufacturers and qualified suppliers before recommending options.
View industriesKeep samples, documents, negotiation, order follow-up and issue handling organized.
View processWhat MAX focuses on
Supplier type, product capability, application match, export experience and cooperation willingness.
Product grade, CAS, test method, COA, TDS, SDS, packing and destination-market requirements.
Bilingual clarification, meeting notes, sample feedback, PI review and written term confirmation.
MAX earns service value by connecting the right parties and reducing avoidable cooperation problems.
Simple workflow
Product, CAS, application, quantity, destination and current pain point.
Find manufacturers and qualified suppliers that may fit the project.
Check identity, capability, documents, export record and communication quality.
Support samples, technical clarification, price basis and commercial terms.
Track production, documents, packing, shipment evidence and repeat supply.
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Start sourcing
For the first review, send company name, country, website, email and a short message describing the product, application, volume, destination, target supplier type and current sourcing problem.