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I have a question for experts: Our company needs to start producing several products such as sorbitol, CMS (sodium carboxymethyl starch), and modified starch. If we go to factories in other regions to conduct inspections, what reasons would those factories give to allow us to visit them? Additionally, a project should be evaluated from several aspects. Thank you!
It is recommended that the original poster ask the hosting unit to arrange the reception under the pretext of an inspection by higher-level officials. At the same time, the general manager of the unit being inspected should be required to provide a comprehensive report covering aspects such as process technology, key equipment, scale and production capacity, product grades, prices, costs and profit margins, construction progress, and sales markets. ...You still have the audacity to post and “share” this topic of your so-called “research project”...
It would be better to secretly visit the site by leveraging connections with the equipment manufacturers or design firms
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Go to a design institute; they probably have what you need there. It’s unlikely that it’s feasible to go and inspect things on the spot.
It is possible to go through the design institute; the design institute will handle the follow-up visits as part of their work, and you can go along as one of their staff members to conduct the inspections. It is also possible to conduct an inspection in a personal capacity through referrals from friends or acquaintances.
It’s best to get in through personal friends or connections; otherwise, regulations are very strict these days. Usually, it’s the HR department that handles such visits, or you can claim to be a customer who wants to see the production capabilities and the production environment in order to enter the site