SummaryShanghai Cheng Printing Company is a China-based limited company established in 2016, operating from Shanghai with 35 employees. It presents itself as a printing factory offering prepress, printing, finishing, packing, book production, catalogs, notebooks, magazines, packaging boxes, picture books, and board books. The supplier reports five production lines, 11–20 quality-control staff, integrated in-house processing, and lead times within 15 working days in both peak and off-peak seasons. It exports to South America and Europe, with exports representing 51%–70% of sales, and has reported trade activity involving U.S. buyers for children’s picture books. However, the available information does not substantiate certifications, after-sales procedures, financial strength, or a strong R&D organization; only one year of R&D engineer experience is reported.
Supplier typeThe supplier is identified as a Chinese limited company and a Shanghai-based factory. Its stated business covers printing and packaging, with in-house prepress, printing, finishing, and packing operations, indicating a manufacturer rather than only a trading intermediary.
Production capacityThe supplier reports five production lines, 11–20 quality-control staff, integrated processing in one factory, and order fulfillment within 15 working days in both peak and off-peak seasons. Its equipment and product scope cover picture books, board books, catalogs, notebooks, magazines, and packaging boxes, providing explicit evidence of production capacity.
Customization capabilityThe supplier states that it provides graphic design, prepress, printing, finishing, and packing, and offers varied products such as books, catalogs, notebooks, magazines, and packaging boxes. This supports customization across design and production stages, although specific customization limits or examples are not provided.
Client casesThe supplier claims long-term relationships with international clients, and trade records identify U.S. buyers including Perseus Distribution, Herald Entertainment Inc., and Ingram Publisher Services LLC for children’s picture books. These records provide concrete customer evidence, though each listed record shows only one transaction.