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Knowledge Centre
How to verify our licence, what a sourcing enquiry needs, how Hong Kong re-export works, how temperature is managed — the questions clients ask most, written up as a growing set of guides.
How Mainland Chinese Institutions Can Buy Compliantly from a Hong Kong Licensed Wholesaler
Mainland medical institutions cannot buy medicines directly from a Hong Kong wholesaler and bring them across the border. Importation must be handled by a mainland enterprise holding the required impo…
Read the guide →How to Verify a Hong Kong Pharmaceutical Wholesale Licence
Verifying our licence takes a minute: open the Hong Kong Drug Office's live register of licensed wholesale dealers and search our company name. Rely on the live register — not screenshots or cached co…
Read the guide →Information to Include in a Medicine Sourcing Enquiry
To keep a sourcing assessment moving, give us the complete picture once. This page lists what we need — company credentials, exact product identity, quantities, routing, batches and storage requiremen…
Read the guide →Hong Kong Pharmaceutical Import and Re-export Guide
A Hong Kong wholesale licence does not mean any medicine can move in or out. Every shipment stands on its own: registration status, import/export licences, destination rules, transport documents — thi…
Read the guide →Medicine Temperature-control and Quality Information
A medicine's storage and transport conditions come from its approved labelling, not from a template. This page explains how we build the temperature plan for each product and route, and the records we…
Read the guide →Re-exporting Medicines from Hong Kong into the Greater Bay Area
Medicines usually move from Hong Kong into the Greater Bay Area along one of three compliant routes: general-trade importation, the Hong Kong-Macao Medicine and Device Connect scheme for designated ho…
Read the guide →About these guides
What You Will Find
The guides cover licence verification, the sourcing information checklist, import and re-export rules, the Greater Bay Area re-export pathway, and temperature and quality arrangements — written as direct questions and answers.
How We Write
Every guide links to authoritative sources, and the rules follow the regulator's current guidance; when policy changes, the articles change.
- Guides are general information; actual business is assessed case by case
- Regulatory requirements follow current official guidance
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