Before your next projectUsing our sourcing project library
Are these real LIFA sourcing projects?
Yes. These 131 projects come from LifaSourcing.com’s company work. Each full project explains the buyer’s requirements, the work LIFA performed, the documentation, buyer approvals and the result reached. Client identities, supplier contacts and confidential commercial terms remain protected.
How do I find a project similar to mine?
Search for a product, destination or problem, such as earbuds, Morocco, packaging or minimum order quantity. Use “Support needed” to narrow the list to supplier checks, development, quality, packaging, production or delivery. Open a project to see its complete scope and recorded result.
What can I learn from a project’s results?
Read the outcome alongside the original requirement, work and approvals. Some projects reached delivery; others completed a supplier shortlist, technical review or another agreed stage. Quantities, prices and timing belong to that project and need a new assessment for your order.
Can LIFA support my existing supplier?
Yes. You can retain your supplier and request defined support for verification, sample coordination, inspection, order follow-up, packaging or shipment coordination. Tell us the product, order stage and problem to resolve so that we can agree a suitable scope.
What should I send for an industrial or machinery project?
Send the equipment type, application, required capacity, destination and target date. Include your equipment list, drawings, dimensions, material grades, voltage or other technical requirements when available. Our quote form accepts technical files; missing specifications are clarified before supplier prices are compared.
How are sourcing and coordination fees agreed?
When LIFA finds the supplier, sourcing costs are included in the product quote without an added standard 5% commission. For a customer-provided supplier, the standard service commission is 5% unless agreed otherwise in writing. Testing, tooling, freight and other separate costs are identified in the agreed scope.