China supply · US distribution
Haven Bridge connects Chinese manufacturers with American distributors. The company started in 2026 and has no logo wall to show you. What it does have is a method we can describe line by line — and a founder who answers his own email.
One business day for a first reply, in English or 中文. No NDA required to ask a question, no obligation to go further.
The obvious question
Because most of what gets called a track record in this industry is a slide deck. Here is what we can offer instead.
01
Established traders say no to small first orders because the margin doesn't move their year. We take them, because a first order that goes exactly as described is the only marketing we can afford. You are not competing for our attention with a client ten times your size.
02
The assessment, the quote, the sample, the inspection, the entry, the delivery — each has a defined output and a stated turnaround. If a step slips, you hear it from us before you notice it yourself.
03
One person owns your file from the first email to the last container. There is no account manager to hand you off to, and no one else to blame when something goes wrong — including us.
Two directions, one bridge
Same process, same paperwork, two very different clients. Being explicit about which side you're on is the fastest way to a useful answer.
Side A — China
You make the product and want American resellers rather than one-off Amazon sellers. We handle the English-side work: buyer conversations, packaging and label compliance, US entity and importer of record, warehousing, reorders.
Side B — United States
You need a supplier you can hold to a spec, a factory that has actually been visited, and a landed cost you can price against. We source, audit, negotiate in Mandarin, and send photos and measurements rather than assurances.
What we do
Take all four, or plug us in at the stage where your current setup breaks down.
01 — Sourcing & vetting
Supplier shortlist from the relevant industrial belt, business licence and export record checked, factory visited in person with photos, sample compared against the spec sheet before any money moves.
Sourcing detail →02 — Private label & spec
Bilingual spec sheet, packaging and label review against US requirements (FTC labelling, FCC and FDA where they apply), artwork proofing, and a pre-production sample held on file as the reference unit.
Private label detail →03 — Import & customs
HTS classification with our reasoning written out, CBP entry filed through a licensed broker, continuous bond arranged, ISF on time, and the duty maths shown before you commit to a quantity.
Customs detail →04 — US distribution
Wholesale outreach to regional distributors and independent retail, B2B order handling, pick-pack for direct accounts, and a reorder rhythm that keeps stock ahead of the sell-through rather than behind it.
Distribution detail →How a first order runs
Step 01
You send a product, a quantity and a target price. We come back within three business days with a written assessment: what we'd need to check, what could go wrong, and whether it's worth doing at all.
Step 02
We shortlist factories, visit, and send photos with measurements. You get a comparison table, not a recommendation with no alternatives behind it.
Step 03
A physical sample ships to you before the bulk order. You approve it in writing; that unit becomes the reference for every inspection after.
Step 04
Small volume, LCL or air, full cost breakdown in front of you. Once the numbers hold, we scale to a container and set a reorder rhythm.
Honest boundaries
Saying no early is cheaper for both of us than discovering it at the port.
A note from the founder
This company is at the beginning. I could fill this page with borrowed screenshots and stock photos of containers, and you would have no way to tell whether any of it was true — which is exactly why I'm not doing it.
What I can do is answer precisely. Ask what our process is for a product like yours, how a landed cost is built, what happens when a container is held, and you'll get a specific answer or an honest "I don't know yet, here's how I'd find out."
Judge that. It's a better signal than a logo.
— Chenhao He, founder
Tell us what it is and where it's made. You'll get a written answer, not a sales call.
A product, a price, whether we can even do it — ask first. One business day.