Partnerships
Bring something worth sharing.
Connecting Asian brands, producers, trade partners and creators with opportunities in a wider world.
Asia → Global Market Platform
Good products travel further when people understand what makes them worth choosing.
1010 World brings together product discovery, brand storytelling and commercial collaboration. Our storefront is one way to connect with customers; partnerships create room to work with the brands, producers and buyers behind the collection.
Our focus is Asian foods, drinks, ingredients and everyday wellness. We start with the product and its origin, then consider the audience, the market and the channels that make sense. The aim is a clear, considered route from a local strength to an international opportunity.
Where would you like to begin?
Choose the route closest to your business. If you work across more than one, tell us how the pieces fit together.
For Brands
Bring your brand to a wider world.
For founders and brand teams ready to explore overseas markets. Build a clear market proposition, adapt the way your products are presented and choose a practical route to customers.
Market entry, brand positioning, localization, e-commerce, retail distribution, content and fulfilment.
For Producers
Let the origin be part of the story.
For growers, cooperatives, ingredient specialists and factories. Introduce what you make, where it comes from and the care behind it, with the product information buyers need to evaluate a fit.
Origin stories, product specifications, sample evaluation, supply planning and commercial readiness.
For Retailers & Distributors
Find a considered selection for your market.
For specialist retailers, online stores, hospitality buyers and distribution teams looking for distinctive Asian foods, drinks and everyday wellness products.
Assortment discussions, product information, purchasing requirements, launch content and replenishment planning.
For Creators
Good finds. Your perspective.
For food, drink and lifestyle creators who bring a distinctive point of view to an engaged audience. Explore Asian ingredients, everyday rituals and the stories behind the collection.
Content ideas, collaboration options and a simple application to introduce your work.
What makes a useful partnership.
A distinctive product is the starting point. A shared understanding of the details makes the next conversation worthwhile.
A product with a clear reason to exist
Tell us what people enjoy about it, how it fits into everyday life and what makes it different. Flavour, format, craft and a credible origin story are useful places to begin.
Information people can trust
Bring clear ingredient lists, specifications, packaging details and evidence behind the claims you make. We value a complete account of the product over promises that are difficult to support.
A realistic commercial starting point
Share your available range, production or purchasing capacity, indicative pricing and timing. An early conversation can be useful even if some pieces are still in development.
Room to build together
Be open about the markets you already serve, the relationships you need to protect and the support you are looking for. We can then explore a scope that fits both sides.
From introduction to a practical plan.
Each partnership starts with a conversation about fit. The next steps depend on the product, destination and proposed channel.
Introduce your business
Send a short overview, a website or catalogue, your location and the kind of cooperation you have in mind. Include your target markets and a contact person who can discuss the details.
Review the opportunity
We discuss the product, audience and commercial requirements together. Where relevant, the review may include specifications, samples, packaging, supply capacity and existing distribution arrangements.
Agree the scope
Define the responsibilities, proposed channels, costs, schedule and measures of progress before work begins. Product acceptance, order terms and any exclusivity are agreed separately in writing.
Start with a focused launch
A selected range, a defined market or a limited pilot can give both sides a useful starting point. Review customer or buyer feedback before deciding whether and how to expand.
A few things to know.
Useful context before you get in touch.
Do I need to be ready for every market?
No. Tell us where you are today and which markets interest you. We can discuss what needs to be understood or prepared before a specific opportunity can move forward.
Is a partnership the same as a product listing?
A listing is one possible route. A discussion might also cover brand development, market preparation, sourcing or trade relationships. The agreed scope determines the work.
Are there standard order quantities or fees?
There is no single public rate or minimum that fits every product and partnership. Quantities, pricing, payment terms and service fees are discussed for the specific proposal.
Can I write in English or Chinese?
Yes. Send your introduction in either language, together with any existing product materials. Let us know the working language you prefer for the next conversation.
Tell us what you are building.
Email your company name, website or catalogue, your partnership type and the markets you have in mind. A short, specific introduction is a good place to start.