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Manufacturing in China not for Everyone
Manufacturing in China does not make sense for every company. Many companies have underestimated the logistics costs involved in manufacturing in China and have decided to bring their production back to their home country. With rising logistics costs, it makes it all the more important to have a team on the ground in China to evaluate the production and logistics costs and decide whether it makes sense to outsource. For the full article, click here.
Manufacturing in China not for Everyone
July 15, 2008
Manufacturing in China does not make sense for every company. Many companies have underestimated the logistics costs involved in manufacturing in China and have decided to bring their production back to their home country. With rising logistics costs, it makes it all the more important to have a team on the ground in China to evaluate the production and logistics costs and decide whether it makes sense to outsource. For the full article, click here.
Posted by Andy Mulkerin on July 15, 2008 | Comments (2)
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