Lecong Town in Foshan's Shunde District—a renowned hub for home furnishing trade and innovation in China—has launched an upgraded integrity alliance system to address key challenges in international trade, such as trust barriers and inefficiencies.
Lecong Home Furnishing Foreign Trade Integrity Alliance launches an upgraded corporate membership system.
Backed by the Foshan Council for the Promotion of International Trade and the Lecong government, Louvre Home Furnishing Group launched a new Enterprise Membership System under its Foreign Trade Integrity Alliance on September 16. Using digital tools and tailored services, the system aims to build trust and streamline procurement.
"Integrity and efficiency are crucial to us, but vetting suppliers used to take too much time and effort," said Saba, a procurement agent from Saudi Arabia—echoing the concerns of many international buyers.
Founded in 2019, the Foreign Trade Integrity Alliance has already attracted over 150 international buyers. Its upgraded membership system now offers exclusive services, including dedicated shopping support, business mediation channels, and government–trade resource matching.
The new system attracts over 20 domestic and international companies to sign up on its launch day.
Designed to foster a "high-trust, high-standard, high-efficiency" trading environment, the system welcomed more than 20 new member companies on launch day. Members will also enjoy perks such as personalized gift notes and cash rebates during the upcoming Member Procurement Festival, making cooperation more efficient and rewarding.
Reporter: Ouyang Shaowei
Photo: Ouyang Shaowei
Editor: Liu Lingzhi, James Campion, Shen He
