Three decades on the trade desk. Two offices, one team, every time zone. The people doing the actual work of moving goods, vetting factories, and winning federal contracts.
Founding Story
Syqora Group's founder set up sourcing operations in Guangzhou in 1995, during the early years of Guangdong Province's emergence as the manufacturing capital of the world. What started as a one-person factory-vetting and freight-coordination outfit became, over three decades, an FMC-licensed NVOCC, a SAM-registered federal contractor, and a sourcing partner to companies that ship to Walmart, Amazon, Costco, and the US government.
The team today operates out of two offices. Tustin, California handles the US side: freight forwarding, customs brokerage liaison, federal contracting, billing. Guangzhou, China runs the sourcing operation: factory audits, quality control inspections, OEM coordination, and on-the-ground problem solving in the language and culture the factories actually speak.
Every team member has been doing this for years. Some for decades. There is no junior outsourcing layer between our clients and the work. When you talk to Syqora, you are talking to someone who has personally walked a Guangzhou factory floor, filed an ISF, or written a federal proposal.
Credentials we hold
FMC NVOCC #118446 CAGE 16BS4 UEI DHWLMJM4K1A7 SAM.gov Active NAICS 488510 NAICS 423990 NAICS 424990 NAICS 541614How We're Organized
FMC-licensed NVOCC operators who book containers, file ISFs, manage 5106 filings, negotiate with carriers, and walk every shipment from pickup to delivery.
Freight services →Guangzhou-based inspectors and supplier managers who vet factories, run AQL inspections, manage OEM tooling, and resolve quality issues before goods leave the building.
Sourcing services →SAM-registered, CAGE-coded contracting team that responds to RFQs and RFPs, manages BAA compliance, and delivers on federal supply chain contracts.
Government services →Work with the team
When you contact Syqora, you reach someone who has personally done the work. No assistants, no junior layers, no outsourced sales team. The first conversation is with a trade desk operator.