Based in Hangzhou and working in China trade since 2015, Mohamed LIFA (Simon) leads LIFA’s China-side procurement and sourcing coordination. His approach connects supplier work with clear records and your approval at each stage.
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Direct coordination from Hangzhou across supplier, sample, quality, and shipment decisions.
Supplier statements are organized against documents, samples, and visible production evidence.
Specifications, approvals, payment, compliance, and release decisions remain with the buyer.
Bring the next sourcing decision to Mohamed and the China-side team.
Mohamed LIFA, also known as Simon, is the Moroccan founder of HANGZHOU LIFA GLOBAL TRADE CO., LTD., which operates as LifaSourcing.com. Based in Hangzhou, he has worked in China trade since 2015.
His perspective started with the practical concerns of an import business in Casablanca: whether a supplier's offer was complete, whether product expectations were understood, what could change after payment, and how the shipment would actually reach its destination.
Working from China connected those buyer questions with supplier communication, factory follow-up, verification, samples, quality checks, consolidation and freight preparation. LifaSourcing.com grew from that experience to give buyers clearer information at each approval.
Review the company details, named contact, written project terms and supplier-payment records before work begins. Mohamed leads LIFA’s sourcing and coordination work from China.
Mohamed's method connects supplier work to a specific buyer decision. LIFA organizes the China-side tasks and returns the findings; you approve the next step. Agree the stages you need, whether starting a complete sourcing project or adding support to an existing order.
LifaSourcing.com coordinates: specifications, quantity, target market, packaging, documents, samples, and timing.
Buyer approves The brief suppliers will quote against.
LifaSourcing.com coordinates: specification matching and a record of missing details or proposed alternatives, then price, MOQ, tooling, samples, lead time, payment, packaging, Incoterm and freight assumptions on a comparable basis.
Buyer approves The supplier, technical deviations and commercial direction.
LifaSourcing.com coordinates: business information, supporting documents, factory context, samples, and open-risk checks.
Buyer approves Whether the evidence supports commitment.
LifaSourcing.com coordinates: written terms, supplier invoices and payment records, order follow-up, and quality checkpoints.
Buyer approves Payment, samples, production, and release decisions.
LifaSourcing.com coordinates: issue escalation, inspection activity, consolidation, export preparation, and freight handover.
Buyer approves Shipment release and destination-side arrangements.
Connect the product requirement, supplier communication and buyer decision in one clear sourcing record.
Product references, materials, quantity, packaging, target market, sample needs, documents, and timing are organized before suppliers are compared.
Buyer receivesA clearer requirement and a visible list of assumptions still needing approval.
Supplier information, documents, samples, factory context, and buyer-defined quality checkpoints are coordinated and reported.
Buyer receivesFindings, unresolved questions, and evidence for the next approval.
Packaging, shipment readiness, consolidation, export documents, China customs, insurance, and freight handover are coordinated around the agreed term.
Buyer receivesA documented handover and the information needed for destination-side planning.
Choose the next task your order needs. Supplier search, checks, inspection and shipping support can form a complete project or a defined assignment with the supplier you already use.
Define the product and commercial brief before comparing suppliers. Record materials, dimensions, tolerances, variants, finish, labels, packaging, the approved sample and permitted substitutions. Obtain written approval for changes before production or a repeat order.
Explore sourcingReview supplier information and open risks before a larger commitment.
Review verificationAgree the requirement, sampling or test method, tolerances, defect categories and report format before inspection. Name the buyer who can pass, hold or reject the goods, and retain the original findings alongside any correction or recheck.
Plan an inspectionConnect consolidation, documents, China customs, and freight handover to the order.
Plan shippingA sourcing partner can reduce distance and improve documentation, but it cannot erase commercial, technical, supplier, compliance, or import risk.
Verification, inspection coordination, and follow-up reduce uncertainty. They do not guarantee supplier performance, quality, savings, delivery, compliance, or import results.
Confirm the contact, company details, scope and approval responsibilities before beginning supplier or order work.
Compare the published company details and named contact with your written project scope. Define the product, market and stage, the evidence LIFA will collect, unresolved questions and the buyer who approves each step. Seek qualified customs, testing, legal, tax or regulatory advice when that judgment is needed.
Record the approved requirement, comparable supplier or route inputs, supporting documents, exceptions, corrective actions, and the buyer's dated approval. Keep the model, batch, quotation, sample, inspection, payment, and shipment references together so the next reviewer can see what changed and why.
The clearest way to judge how someone works is to read the method they publish.
What an agent should do, and what stays the buyer's decision.
Understand the sourcing roleThe verification approach used on client projects.
Read the supplier-check guideHow fees are structured, and which structures favour the buyer.
Understand sourcing feesAsk sourcing questions, organize your product brief and explore cost or shipping assumptions in one conversation.
Ask the AI Trade DeskMohamed LIFA, also known as Simon, is the Moroccan founder of HANGZHOU LIFA GLOBAL TRADE CO., LTD., which operates as LifaSourcing.com. Based in Hangzhou, he has worked in China trade since 2015 and leads the company’s China-side sourcing and coordination work.
Mohamed first experienced international trade from the buyer's side through an import business in Casablanca. Working from China then added direct supplier communication, comparison, verification, order follow-up, quality coordination, consolidation, and shipping preparation.
Mohamed works in Arabic, French, English, and conversational Chinese, helping connect buyer requirements with supplier-side communication in China.
No. LifaSourcing.com is a China sourcing and coordination company, not a factory. It represents buyers with suppliers, coordinates checks and follow-up, and organizes shipping support while the selected supplier remains responsible for manufacturing.
We can coordinate supplier search and comparison, verification requests, samples, packaging, inspection activity, order follow-up, document collection, consolidation, export preparation, and freight handover. The exact scope, third-party providers, fees, and buyer approvals are confirmed in writing for each project.
The buyer approves the product specification, supplier, samples, commercial terms, payment, technical acceptance, compliance approach, shipment release, import decisions, and destination-country clearance unless an agreed delivery term assigns a responsibility differently.
Share the product, quantity, destination, timing and the decision you need help with. If you already have a supplier, include its details, the order stage and the specific support required. For technical requests, send the RFQ or BOM, part numbers, drawing revision and available datasheets through the inquiry form. The team clarifies missing requirements and proposed alternatives before confirming the scope, fees and buyer approvals in writing.
Share the product reference, specification, quantity, destination, target timing, supplier links if available, and the sourcing, quality, consolidation, or freight support you need.
