The China Challenge: How Are China’s Challenges Affecting Your Global Manufacturing & Supply Chains?
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The China Challenge: How Are China’s Challenges Affecting Your Global Manufacturing & Supply Chains?
The China Challenge: How Are China’s Challenges Affecting Your Global Manufacturing & Supply Chains?
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The China Challenge: Analyzing Southeast Asia, Eastern Europe and Mexico as Manufacturing and Supply Chain Alternatives
If you’re manufacturing and/or sourcing in China, you’re probably experiencing:
- On-Site management and production delays due to China’s COVID travel restrictions.
- Tariffs and higher shipping costs exporting your components or products out of China.
- A business environment in China that’s increasingly challenging for U.S. companies.
- Increased costs of energy, materials and services.
- China labor rates have increased, on average, 8-10% per annum over the past 10 years.
We’ll present a “China Plus 1” strategy, wherein company leaders seek to diversify their China-based manufacturing & supply chain in order to minimize current profitability challenges. The Webinar compares Southeast Asia, Central Eastern Europe, U.S. and Mexico.
The China Challenge: How Are China’s Challenges Affecting Your Global Manufacturing & Supply Chains?
Speakers
Dave Burdakin | JBT Aerotech
- Executive Vice President & President
Andy Barnauskas | Banner Engineering
- Vice President of Operations
Mark Plum | Director
- President of Briggs & Stratton Asia (NYSE: BGG)
- Vice President of Sales & Marketing, American Standard
How Are China’s Challenges Affecting Your Global Manufacturing & Supply Chains?
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