Supplier network

Apply to become a supplier partner.

Introduce your capabilities to Library of Trade. Our sourcing team reviews every application and follows up when there is a potential fit with the products and buyers we support.

Applications are reviewed individually. Submission does not guarantee admission to the network.

What we look for

Library of Trade builds long-term supplier relationships rather than a public factory directory. We review capabilities, scale, quality systems and commercial fit so we can introduce the right sourcing opportunities to the right partners.

  • Capabilities & categories

    What you manufacture, supply or operate and which processes or product categories you specialize in.

  • Capacity & scale

    Typical MOQs, available capacity, facility scale and production volumes.

  • Quality & credentials

    Relevant certifications, audits, quality systems, export experience and customer references where appropriate.

  • What happens next

    Our sourcing team reviews every submission. If your capabilities match current or future buyer demand, Library of Trade may contact you for additional information, verification or an introductory call.

There is no guarantee of placement or admission.

Why work with Library of Trade?

  • Qualified demand

    Receive structured sourcing opportunities from ecommerce brands and retailers when your capabilities match the project.

  • Access multiple buyers

    Library of Trade aggregates demand across multiple brands, creating opportunities beyond a single customer relationship.

  • Less sales effort

    Library of Trade structures product requirements and brings qualified opportunities instead of unfiltered inquiries.

  • Long-term partnerships

    Strong supplier performance can lead to repeat opportunities across the Library of Trade network.

Apply to the supplier network

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