Our Story
In 2008, the year of the 29th Beijing Summer Olympic Games, our Founder, Andy Chan graduated from SouthEast University in Nanjing City and received the Bachelor’s Degree there. After graduation, he chose International Trading as his career since it has something to do with his major “Logistics Management” at University.
After 13 years of hard work in 3 different companies, he decided to do something by himself. On September 9th, 2020, he established his own company as Nantong Paragon Technology Development Co., Ltd, working in the industry of sports and fitness.
Now in 2024, he is a father of a 14 years old boy. Besides, he is experienced, responsible, efficient, persevering and easy to communicate with.
Top Picks
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VIPR Functional Training Tube
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Skipping Jump Rope
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Soccer Training Bibs
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Tricep Rope
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Triangle Pattern Hollow EVA Foam Roller
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4-wheels AB Roller Wheel
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Competition Bumper Plates with Color Strip
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Battle Rope
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Our Clients
F A Q
Where is your company located?
We’re located at Nantong City of Jiangsu Province, which is 30 minutes’ drive to the Nantong Port and 1.5 hour’s dirve to the Shanghai Port.
What is your port of loading?
Nantong Port for FCL(full container shipment by sea) only;
Shanghai Port for LCL(less than full container shipment by sea) or FCL(full container shipment by sea);
Other ports according to client’s request, such as Tianjin Port, Shenzhen Port, etc.
Which Trading Terms do you accept?
EXW, FOB is prefered.
What are your main markets?
North America 70%; Eastern Europe 10%; Western Europe 5%.
What is your average production lead time?
30~35days.
Do you have shops on any B2B platforms?
Not yet. B2B platforms just suck. They don’t work, but keep asking for more and more money.