China’s overseas consumption maintained an annual average growth of 25.2% from 2005 to 2014 and the consumption rose to a record of 1,200 billion CNY in 2015, of which 680 billion CNY was for overseas shopping. At the same time, slowing export earnings and investment have left national consumption the only remaining economic driver, which contribute 66.4% of the economy. As China has cut import tariffs on 1,449 categories of consumer products starting from 1 Jul 2018 and the minimum income-tax threshold is expected to be elevated by October this year. Increasing competition between homemade and imported products becomes foreseeable, especially China’s industrial upgrading has been already well underway. This article combines China’s quality legislative program on consumer products, plus the expert analysis and comment on these latest economic policies, as well as a statistical analysis on distributor/purchaser preferences on different product sectors.