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Trade directory
Find businesses on the other side that buy what you sell, sell what you need, or make products from your inputs. Each match shows the official tariffs and duties this site tracks for that product.
How it works
- A business lists what it sells and what it buys, by product or HS code.
- The contact confirms their email address, and MyChina reviews the listing before it is shown.
- Matches pair businesses across the border, and an introduction request reaches the business by email. You reply to each other directly.
List your business Free during the open beta. It takes about five minutes, and nothing is published until you confirm your email and we have reviewed it.
Businesses
The first business listings appear here after review. List yours to be among the first, and use the organizations below in the meantime.
Every listed business confirmed its email address and was reviewed by MyChina before publication. A green mark means the address is at the company's own web domain. MyChina does not check a company's finances, licences, products or legal standing, and certifications are as declared by the business.
Organizations that help you find partners
Government trade offices, trade promotion bodies and chambers on both sides. Each link was opened on 2026-10-21.
- Trade Commissioner Service: China
Canada's trade commissioners in Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Chongqing help registered Canadian businesses assess the market and find qualified contacts.
- Trade Commissioner Service: Taiwan
Market guidance and introductions for Canadian businesses selling to or partnering in Taiwan.
- Trade Commissioner Service: Hong Kong and Macao
Market guidance and introductions for Canadian businesses in Hong Kong, with Macao covered from the same consulate.
- Export Development Canada: China
Country risk information, export credit insurance and financing for Canadian companies selling to China.
- Export Development Canada: Taiwan
Country risk information, insurance and financing for Canadian companies selling to Taiwan.
- Export Development Canada: Hong Kong
Country risk information, insurance and financing for Canadian companies selling to Hong Kong.
- Invest in Canada
The federal investment attraction agency, for foreign companies considering a Canadian location. Investments are subject to the Investment Canada Act.
- Canada China Business Council
A member association with offices in Canada and China that runs events, delegations and business introductions.
- Canadian Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong
A member chamber for Canadian businesses and professionals in Hong Kong, with committees and networking events.
- China Council for the Promotion of International Trade (CCPIT)
China's national trade promotion body. It organizes trade fairs and matchmaking and issues certificates of origin and other commercial documents.
- Economic and Commercial Office of the Chinese Embassy in Canada
The embassy office for trade and investment between China and Canada. It publishes notices for Chinese companies doing business in Canada.
- China International Import Expo (CIIE)
The annual import fair in Shanghai where foreign suppliers meet Chinese buyers. Canada is a country of honour in 2026.
- China Import and Export Fair (Canton Fair)
The twice-yearly fair in Guangzhou where Chinese manufacturers meet overseas buyers.
- GACC registration of overseas food manufacturers (CIFER)
A foreign food manufacturer must be registered here before its products can be imported into China. Check a supplier's registration before signing.
- Taiwan External Trade Development Council (TAITRA)
Taiwan's trade promotion organization. It runs trade shows and buyer matchmaking and keeps a supplier database.
- International Trade Administration, Ministry of Economic Affairs
The authority for Taiwan's trade policy, import and export rules and the register of exporters and importers.
- Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in Canada
Taiwan's representative office in Canada. Its economic division supports trade and investment between Taiwan and Canada.
- Commerce and Investment Promotion Institute of the Macao SAR (IPIM)
Macao's trade and investment promotion agency. It runs business matching and a one-stop service for companies setting up in Macao.
- Economic and Technological Development Bureau (DSEDT)
Macao's authority for trade licensing, certificates of origin and industrial property.
- Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC)
Hong Kong's trade promotion body. It runs trade fairs, business matching and sourcing services.
- Hong Kong Economic and Trade Office, Toronto
The Hong Kong government's office in Canada for trade and economic relations.
- Invest Hong Kong
Helps overseas companies set up or expand in Hong Kong.
Check a company before you trade
A listing is not due diligence. Before you pay a deposit, ship goods or share confidential information, look the company up in its official registry and check the sanctions list.
- Corporations Canada: federal corporation search
Federal corporations only. A company incorporated in a province is in that province's registry, reachable through Canada's Business Registries.
- Canada's Business Registries
One search across participating federal, provincial and territorial business registries.
- National Enterprise Credit Information Publicity System
Registration status, registered capital, shareholders and administrative penalties of companies in mainland China. Search with the Chinese name or the unified social credit code.
- Commerce and Industry Registration Search
Registration status and responsible persons of companies and businesses registered in Taiwan.
- Companies Registry: e-Search
Company particulars and filed documents of companies registered in Hong Kong. Some searches carry a fee.
- Macao company registration (Commercial and Movable Property Registry)
Macao companies are registered with the Commercial and Movable Property Registry, which issues certified extracts. IPIM's page explains the procedure.
- Consolidated Canadian Autonomous Sanctions List
People and entities subject to Canadian sanctions. Check every counterpart before any payment or shipment.