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Editorial Policy

How Havemoon selects topics, researches claims, uses sources, makes corrections, and separates editorial work from commercial interests.Last updated: August 9, 2026

Editorial purpose

Havemoon publishes practical English guidance for overseas buyers and importers working with China suppliers and manufacturers. Each page should help a reader understand or perform a defined task, not merely target a search phrase.

Research and sources

Operational guidance is based on documented sourcing, manufacturing, inspection, logistics, and supplier-management workflows. Claims about law, regulation, customs programs, official standards, or Incoterms are checked against primary sources whenever they are publicly available.

Primary sources include regulators, customs authorities, legislation portals, standards or rule publishers, and official government guidance. Secondary commentary may help identify an issue but does not replace the controlling source.

Originality

Articles are written for Havemoon from a buyer-decision outline. The site does not reproduce supplier brochures, marketplace guides, other websites, or mass-generated article sets. Quotations are limited and attributed; the normal approach is original explanation and synthesis.

Review and update process

Independence and advertising

Editorial conclusions are not sold. Havemoon does not publish paid supplier rankings or treat a paid relationship as verification. If advertising or sponsored material is introduced later, it will be labeled and visually separated from editorial guidance.

Use of tools and automation

Research and editing tools may assist organization, consistency checks, and technical production. Publication responsibility remains with Havemoon. Pages are reviewed for usefulness, unsupported claims, source scope, internal consistency, and readability before release.

Limitations

Havemoon provides general educational information, not legal, customs, tax, compliance, certification, or financial advice. Readers are responsible for confirming current requirements for their product, shipment, and jurisdiction.