CN → US · China to the United States
American buyers still value the capability of Chinese manufacturers, but they want reassurance: responsive communication, clear documentation and someone accountable in the United States. That is the role we play.
The corridor in numbers
Official figures, each linked to its source.
U.S. imports of electrical machinery and electronics from China in 2025
What Chinese companies bring
Unmatched manufacturing depth across many product categories.
Fast prototyping and sampling that U.S. product teams value.
Many manufacturers already have export experience and documentation in place.
Sectors we focus on
Plan for these
China is 12 to 16 hours ahead of U.S. time zones. A U.S.-based contact means buyers get answers the same day.
U.S. tariffs on goods from China are significant and change often. Landed-cost planning with your customs broker is essential.
U.S. buyers increasingly want a local, accountable contact before committing to a new supplier.
Expect detailed questions on materials, origin and supply-chain traceability.
How we help
Assess the opportunity, understand competitors, and shape a clear plan for entering the American market.
Learn moreA trusted local point of contact for your U.S. customers, partners and prospects.
Learn moreIdentify qualified American buyers and open real conversations that lead to new business.
Learn moreFind, approach and build lasting relationships with the right U.S. distributors for your products.
Learn moreCoordinate meetings, proposals, commercial discussions and follow-ups, in American business hours.
Learn moreRepresent your company at American industry events and in-person customer meetings.
Learn moreInsights
A practical guide for international manufacturers: which U.S. channel your buyers use, how to profile and find distributors, what to agree on, and the mistakes to avoid.
A clear explanation of the U.S. representative model for international companies: the role, its limits, how it compares with a distributor or an employee, and how to measure success.
Questions
Straight answers to what international companies usually ask us first.
Ask us something elseFor many products, yes, but the economics depend heavily on current tariffs and your category. We help you assess the opportunity honestly before you invest.
No. Tariff classification and customs matters should be handled by a licensed customs broker. We work alongside them on the commercial side.
Other markets
For Indian manufacturers and exporters ready to build direct relationships with U.S. buyers and distributors.
Explore TWUSFor Taiwanese manufacturers of precision components, electronics and industrial products expanding their U.S. customer base.
Explore DEUSFor German Mittelstand manufacturers looking for a cost-effective U.S. presence before building a full subsidiary.
ExploreFree consultation
Tell us about your business and your goals. We'll discuss how MyUSPartner could support your U.S. market entry.
