Import & Sourcing · 2026
A Warsaw sourcing and import business that runs the chain from a Chinese factory to a Polish shelf — and a site that shows a buyer exactly where that chain stops being ours and starts being theirs.
- Services
- Website Design & BuildCustom Web Apps & Automation
- Headline
- The whole import chain, in seven languages
- Year
- 2026
- Live site
- globaltradegroup.pl


Overview
Global Trade Group sources from China and imports into Poland: manufacturer research, sampling and own-brand production, ocean freight out of Yantian into Gdańsk, then clearance, duty and VAT. A second line takes the goods to market — seller accounts, listings and ad campaigns across Allegro, Amazon, Kaufland, eBay, eMAG and ERLI, or a store of their own.
The challenge
Importing is sold in jargon. A buyer asking for a price is expected to already know what FOB, CIF and DDP commit them to — and most sourcing agents quietly stop at the port, leaving clearance, duty and VAT to be discovered late and by someone else. The site had to make the handover point obvious before anyone picks up the phone.
How we approached it.
Made the delivery term the main interaction
FOB, CIF and DDP are a live switch rather than a paragraph. Pick one and the chain redraws, marking every leg as either ours to carry or yours to take over. The question that usually costs an email thread is answered on the page.
Named every stop on the route
Guangdong, Yantian (CNYTN), Gdańsk (PLGDN), customs, warehouse — with the typical sailing time given as a 30–38 day range and the honest caveat that it moves with carrier, service loop and season.
Led with the thing competitors can't say
Customs sits inside the MEYİS group, so EORI registration, declarations, tariff classification and transport licences are handled in-house rather than passed to a broker. That is the whole differentiator, so it gets its own section instead of a bullet.
Built a quote form that doesn't assume the jargon
Product, quantity, target unit price, delivery term and destination — with an explicit "I'm not sure" option on the term, so not knowing the Incoterm never becomes a reason to abandon the enquiry.



What shipped
What's live for Global Trade Group.
Languages live
Delivery terms modelled live
Stops mapped, factory to warehouse
Marketplaces covered
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