You can establish deadlines for tea spoon sample changes and final approval by agreeing on a schedule with the supplier. The available product information does not specify how long sampling or revisions take, so confirm the milestones before placing an order. It identifies the item as a dinner spoon, not a tea spoon, and lists a 90-day delivery time without explaining when that period begins.
Start by verifying which spoon you need and whether the listed dinner spoon matches your requirements. Then ask the supplier to confirm the sample schedule in writing, including dates for feedback, revised samples, and final acceptance. Name the person responsible for approval and specify how that approval will be recorded.
The product record lists a minimum order quantity of one piece and a delivery time of 90 days. It does not say whether this lead time includes sample preparation, revision rounds, or approval, nor does it define the event that starts the clock. Confirm how the delivery estimate applies to your specific order.
The listing describes the product as a “Dinner Spoon” for the USA export market and notes SGS reports for quality inspection. However, it provides no sample procedure, revision limit, turnaround estimate, or final-approval process. These details must be agreed with the supplier rather than assumed from the listing.
Gold Spark Global Sourcing Co., Ltd. says it has a professional R&D and design team and can customize products to customer requirements. Its business information includes SGS certification records for table knives and for table spoons and table forks applicable in the European Union. Those records do not set a sample schedule or establish certification coverage for the specific dinner spoon listing.
The company’s cooperation cases include hotel-operation-equipment supply for properties in China, Hong Kong, Macao, Cambodia, and Mongolia. Its stated application scenarios include hotel and resort table settings as well as fine dining, where clear product specifications and approval criteria can help coordinate purchasing.
| Topic | What the listing says | What to clarify |
|---|---|---|
| Product type | The record identifies a dinner spoon | Whether this is the required tea spoon or a different item |
| Sample revisions | No schedule or turnaround time is given | Revision dates, feedback cutoffs, and review-round limits |
| Final approval | No approval workflow is described | Who approves, how acceptance is documented, and the due date |
| Order terms | Minimum order: 1 piece; listed delivery time: 90 days | What starts the delivery period and whether it applies to this item |
| Inspection records | The product listing mentions SGS reports | Which report and inspection scope cover the sample and production order |
Yes. Ask the supplier to confirm each revision date and your feedback deadlines in writing. No standard sample-revision schedule is stated in the available product data.
The listing does not explain whether the 90 days cover sampling, revisions, or final approval. Request a timeline that defines each stage and its starting point.
No. The product record calls it a dinner spoon. Verify the spoon type and specifications before asking for a sample.
Before sampling begins, confirm the spoon type and put the revision milestones, final approval date, and approval method in writing. Also ask whether the 90-day delivery estimate applies to the requested product and when it starts. The company’s business-model information mentions order-based supply and replacement or repair for quality defects within 15 days. For technical details or support, contact goldspark@vip.163.com.
Gold Spark Global Sourcing Co., Ltd. is headquartered in Hong Kong and backed by Shenzhen, connecting international sourcing with manufacturing partners in China for hotel supply chains. Established in 2002, the company reports one professional R&D and design team and ten factories, with customization available to customer requirements. Its records include SGS certifications for table knives and table spoons or forks, and its cooperation cases cover hotel-operation-equipment supply in several regions.

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