China's footwear industry is confronting internal and external pressures that may limit export growth. Suppliers are confident, however, that sales will rise between 10 and 20 percent in 2010.  The country's shipments for the first five months of the year increased 24 percent to 1.6 billion kilograms. Overseas revenue climbed 20 percent to $11.5 billion.

Rebounding from last year's economic slowdown, China's access control and anti-intrusion segment is poised to grow by as much as 20 percent by end-2010. Industry estimates indicate that exports of access control systems will surpass $900 million. Shipments of peripherals such as cards, readers, ICs and modules are projected to breach $640 million.

Suppliers of holiday and party decorations in China are encountering higher production expenses amid the ongoing labor shortage and the fluctuating cost of materials. In response to this challenge, the majority of makers are exerting efforts to keep workforces at optimal levels while streamlining their operations for improved manufacturing efficiency.

The kitchenware industry in Vietnam enjoys several competitive advantages that have helped it attain a reputation of being one of the world's most important.

The line benefits mainly from a stable supply of raw materials, which are readily available from local vendors.

Suppliers of networking products in China are increasing production by 10 percent this year in anticipation of a demand rebound and as wireless adoption picks up pace. The country's share in global output, however, will not even breach 5 percent, being limited to the home and SOHO markets.

As one of the world's major sourcing centers for craft gifts, Vietnam benefits from robust design capability that allows suppliers to produce a wide variety of styles featuring traditional and modern influences.

China's baby and children's wear exports are expected to increase 20 percent by the end of 2010. Recent export figures indicate suppliers are on track to meet this growth rate. The country's garment shipments for the first quarter of the year rose 8 percent to $21 billion worth, while overseas revenue from footwear grew 15 percent to $7.2 billion.

China's plumbing and sanitaryware is optimistic that export sales will revert to precrisis levels within the next 12 months. Demand is expected to strengthen as economic recovery takes a firmer hold in North America and the EU, and development continues in emerging markets.

After surpassing the gloomiest phase of the economic slump, kitchen and tableware suppliers in China are faced with yet another set of industry challenges. Nevertheless, companies are confident that the upward export movement will continue through the coming year, with one-third of makers featured in this report seeing a revenue increase of more than 20 percent.

Suppliers of display parts and components in China continue to bolster the line amid a sustained upsurge in demand. To complement the expected 20 to 30 percent increase in output, they are intensifying R&D efforts. Product features are being upgraded to meet requirements in an expanding application base.

Fresh and renewed interest in China's diverse A/V products and accessories industry is pushing suppliers to explore growth opportunities in R&D, capacity buildup and exports. Fueled by unabated user demand for multimedia and portable entertainment devices, output and overseas sales are expected to rise by at least 5 percent in the next six to 12 months.

Vietnam is regarded as one of the world's leading supply centers of moderately priced bags with superior quality and styling. Robust design capability is the line?s main competitive advantage, allowing makers to offer proficient ODM and OEM services. The industry is supported by a large pool of artisans who lend their expertise on traditional models.

In China's furniture and furnishings industry, production expenses are rising as suppliers face higher material and labor costs. As a response to these challenges, a number of makers are now maintaining large material stockpiles to hedge against sudden outlay increases. Others have begun streamlining their operations to improve manufacturing efficiency.

China's apparel industry remains upbeat that the next 12 months will bring export growth of about 20 percent. In fact, shipments for January and February 2010 were up 27 percent by volume at 3.3 billion pieces and 24 percent by value at $14 billion.

China's computer terminals industry is strengthening its position in the global market, riding on the mobile connectivity and features integration trends to boost competitiveness further. Suppliers are confident of sustained growth, especially in the portable segment.

China's bicycle industry is positive of strong sales in coming months, with many suppliers anticipating at least 10 percent growth. These optimistic projections stem mainly from the recovery of key economies and the promotion of cycling as an environment-friendly mode of transportation in several markets.

China's crafts, gifts and novelties industry is well on the road to recovery. Current manufacturing upgrades, upbeat growth forecasts and stronger government support all point to a healthier business climate through the rest of 2010.

Ceramics from India are renowned for their design and artistic qualities. These competitive advantages have helped the country to develop into one of the world's leading supply centers for ceramic products.

Suppliers of bags and travel goods in China are optimistic that export sales will improve greatly in the year ahead, but growing production outlay is putting pressure on profitability.

China's portable digital devices industry is growing steadily as it recovers from the effects of the global economic slowdown. Most suppliers are increasing their investment to boost capacity and product development.

China's CCTV and surveillance industry is back on a growth track following a slowdown last year. Driven by recovering export markets, new and alternative sales strategies and enhanced product lineups, shipments are estimated to grow 10 percent this year to as much as $4.1 billion.

China's automotive parts industry is poised for an uptick in the business cycle. After the 17 drop in export revenue last year, most suppliers are anticipating at least 10 percent growth for the coming months.

Battery suppliers in China will continue to ramp up production amid positive forecasts for the industry, strengthening the country's position as the world's largest supplier of the product.

Suppliers of health and personal care in China are setting sights on overall business growth throughout the rest of 2010. With economic conditions pointing to recovery, makers are looking forward to higher export sales as well as carrying out aggressive production upgrades.

China's camping and outdoor gear industry is looking forward to better export sales this year. After experiencing relatively flat growth in 2009, most suppliers are anticipating an increase of at least 20 percent as the recovery of key economies gathers momentum.

China's building materials industry is positive that overseas demand will strengthen with the gradual recovery of key economies. Most suppliers are anticipating increases of at least 10 percent in export revenue this year.

China's fashion accessories industry remains positive that 2010 will see an overall recovery from the worldwide economic slump. In fact, most suppliers anticipate overseas sales to climb at least 10 percent during the next 12 months.

China remains the biggest supplier of computer accessories worldwide, producing keyboards, mice, portable storage devices, speakers, headsets, microphones, cameras and peripherals. Output is expected to continue rising this year as demand picks up pace after dropping slightly in 2009 following the economic recession.

China's fashion jewelry and watch industry has positive projections for the year ahead, even while rising material costs threaten to curb profitability. Suppliers are continuing to improve efficiency and material sourcing strategies to create savings.

China's mobile phone accessories export manufacturing sector remains robust, with the handset industry driving its growth. A varied selection at all price points was key to the line's survival during the global economic slowdown, and a factor in its continuous expansion.

China's automotive parts industry is poised for an uptick in the business cycle. After the 17 drop in export revenue last year, most suppliers are anticipating at least 10 percent growth for the coming months.

China suppliers of vehicle security and accessories are looking forward to a rebound in exports as the economic recovery of major markets becomes more solid. Many are taking the coming months as a chance to boost key competencies in preparation for greater uptake.

China's baby and children's wear exports are expected to increase 20 percent by the end of 2010. Recent export figures indicate suppliers are on track to meet this growth rate. The country's garment shipments for the first quarter of the year rose 8 percent to $21 billion worth, while overseas revenue from footwear grew 15 percent to $7.2 billion.

China's toys and games industry is optimistic 2010 will be a better year for exports, despite ongoing challenges. In fact, the majority of businesses are expecting at least 10 percent growth for 2010. This comes even as overseas sales in the 11 months to November 2009 were down 11 percent to 11.5 billion units worth nearly $7.2 billion.

China suppliers of baby travel and care products are getting ready for an upsurge in overseas demand. Buoyed by improving trade and business conditions, many intend to raise their allocations for R&D, promotional activities and facility upgrades in coming months.

Suppliers of networking products in China are increasing production by 10 percent this year in anticipation of a demand rebound and as wireless adoption picks up pace. The country's share in global output, however, will not even breach 5 percent, being limited to the home and SOHO markets.

China's computer terminals industry is strengthening its position in the global market, riding on the mobile connectivity and features integration trends to boost competitiveness further. Suppliers are confident of sustained growth, especially in the portable segment.

China remains the biggest supplier of computer accessories worldwide, producing keyboards, mice, portable storage devices, speakers, headsets, microphones, cameras and peripherals. Output is expected to continue rising this year as demand picks up pace after dropping slightly in 2009 following the economic recession.

China's industrial computer industry will continue to expand steadily as suppliers match widening applications in the retail, gaming and banking sectors. Rising adoption in other segments, including telecom, medical and education, is likewise creating opportunities for makers to broaden reach and boost export sales.

China's printer consumables industry has a positive outlook on business through 2009 and 2010. Two years after the patent infringement case filed by Epson against several ink cartridge manufacturers, the sector is experiencing robust sales as consumers turn to low-cost compatible and remanufactured models amid the economic crunch.

Continued growth in the LCD monitor segment worldwide is sustaining China's computer monitors industry. Driving product development and production in the line, this sector is expected to retain its dominance this year.

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Suppliers of display parts and components in China continue to bolster the line amid a sustained upsurge in demand. To complement the expected 20 to 30 percent increase in output, they are intensifying R&D efforts. Product features are being upgraded to meet requirements in an expanding application base.

Battery suppliers in China will continue to ramp up production amid positive forecasts for the industry, strengthening the country's position as the world's largest supplier of the product.

China is consolidating its position as the world's largest supplier of A/V, computer and telecom cables and assemblies. Expanding production and exports in anticipation of rising demand will boost the country's global output share, which currently exceeds 70 percent.

China continues to strengthen its position as the world's largest supplier of PCBs. Production and exports this year are estimated to climb 11 percent YoY to reach $19.7 billion and $11.8 billion.

Accounting for nearly half of global adapters and power supplies output, China makers are generally optimistic about the line's steady growth amid the economic slowdown, albeit at a slower rate.

China's passive components industry, which accounts for more than 30 percent of global supply, is securing its position as the largest production hub for this line worldwide.

The connectors industry in China is continuing its steady upward climb spurred by strong demand from the consumer electronics, telecom, computer, power and industrial sectors.

China, the world's largest producer of lithium batteries is poised to ramp up its production by up to 20%, driven by the recent spate of product recalls and rising need for lithium batteries.

Fresh and renewed interest in China's diverse A/V products and accessories industry is pushing suppliers to explore growth opportunities in R&D, capacity buildup and exports. Fueled by unabated user demand for multimedia and portable entertainment devices, output and overseas sales are expected to rise by at least 5 percent in the next six to 12 months.

China's portable digital devices industry is growing steadily as it recovers from the effects of the global economic slowdown. Most suppliers are increasing their investment to boost capacity and product development.

The home entertainment industry in China continues to expand as suppliers secure their position as the leading hub for this line worldwide. Dominating global output, manufacturers provide more than half of the world's TVs, A/V players, speakers and amplifiers.

China suppliers of video games and accessories are optimistic that the promising outlook for the global gaming industry will boost their exports in 2010. Spending patterns in North America and Europe indicate many consumers prefer indoor recreation than travel as they recover from the financial slump.

China's car electronics industry has been advancing consistently over the past five years and expanding faster than the global automotive semiconductor sector. Entertainment products contribute significantly to supply and revenue, and in-car GPS devices are showing a positive outlook as well.

China's footwear industry is confronting internal and external pressures that may limit export growth. Suppliers are confident, however, that sales will rise between 10 and 20 percent in 2010.  The country's shipments for the first five months of the year increased 24 percent to 1.6 billion kilograms. Overseas revenue climbed 20 percent to $11.5 billion.

Suppliers of bags and travel goods in China are optimistic that export sales will improve greatly in the year ahead, but growing production outlay is putting pressure on profitability.

China's fashion accessories industry remains positive that 2010 will see an overall recovery from the worldwide economic slump. In fact, most suppliers anticipate overseas sales to climb at least 10 percent during the next 12 months.

China's fashion jewelry and watch industry has positive projections for the year ahead, even while rising material costs threaten to curb profitability. Suppliers are continuing to improve efficiency and material sourcing strategies to create savings.

China's beauty and cosmetics industry is continuing to cultivate alternative markets and embarking on capability upgrades to sustain growth, even as export projections for the year ahead are optimistic.

China's apparel industry remains upbeat that the next 12 months will bring export growth of about 20 percent. In fact, shipments for January and February 2010 were up 27 percent by volume at 3.3 billion pieces and 24 percent by value at $14 billion.

China's underwear and swimwear industry is banking on an upmarket shift to revive lackluster sales. This is also a long-term strategy for boosting competitiveness and ensuring sustained growth amid economic challenges.

China's garment trimmings industry is bracing for an even more challenging trade environment as the global economic downturn continues to affect exports adversely. Overseas shipments in the first five months of 2009 reached $1 billion, down 25 percent from the previous corresponding period.

Suppliers of holiday and party decorations in China are encountering higher production expenses amid the ongoing labor shortage and the fluctuating cost of materials. In response to this challenge, the majority of makers are exerting efforts to keep workforces at optimal levels while streamlining their operations for improved manufacturing efficiency.

China's crafts, gifts and novelties industry is well on the road to recovery. Current manufacturing upgrades, upbeat growth forecasts and stronger government support all point to a healthier business climate through the rest of 2010.

China's promotional items industry is optimistic that exports will be back on the growth track as the global economy enters the post-crisis stage. Many suppliers, in fact, are anticipating 10 to 20 percent sales increases in 2010.

China makers of stationery and school supplies are fortifying their export capability as they prepare for an upturn in coming months. Most companies anticipate overseas shipments to grow in 2010 as the global economy stabilizes and foreign buyers spend more on their product sourcing.

China's plumbing and sanitaryware is optimistic that export sales will revert to precrisis levels within the next 12 months. Demand is expected to strengthen as economic recovery takes a firmer hold in North America and the EU, and development continues in emerging markets.

China's building materials industry is positive that overseas demand will strengthen with the gradual recovery of key economies. Most suppliers are anticipating increases of at least 10 percent in export revenue this year.

China's tools industry is gearing itself to face an uncertain business environment. While suppliers generally expect 2010 to yield better results than 2009, a number believe that exports will not revert to precrisis levels until the next two to three years.

China's lighting and electricals industry has an optimistic outlook for 2010. Despite the lingering effects of the economic slowdown and existing anti-dumping restrictions, suppliers are generally looking forward to stronger demand in coming months.

China's general hardware industry has an optimistic outlook for the coming year. Despite the lingering effects of the economic slowdown and increased anti-dumping restrictions, suppliers are looking forward to better sales in 2010.

After surpassing the gloomiest phase of the economic slump, kitchen and tableware suppliers in China are faced with yet another set of industry challenges. Nevertheless, companies are confident that the upward export movement will continue through the coming year, with one-third of makers featured in this report seeing a revenue increase of more than 20 percent.

In China's furniture and furnishings industry, production expenses are rising as suppliers face higher material and labor costs. As a response to these challenges, a number of makers are now maintaining large material stockpiles to hedge against sudden outlay increases. Others have begun streamlining their operations to improve manufacturing efficiency.

Suppliers of health and personal care in China are setting sights on overall business growth throughout the rest of 2010. With economic conditions pointing to recovery, makers are looking forward to higher export sales as well as carrying out aggressive production upgrades.

China's pet products industry has remained fairly stable despite the adverse market conditions that crippled many export and manufacturing industries in the country. Some companies are even planning to raise their capital expenditure by as much as 50 percent in 2010.

China's household appliances industry is feeling the effects of the global economic slump as overseas shipments continue to fall. Nevertheless, most suppliers are anticipating orders to rise in the months ahead as the recession wave is foreseen to recede toward the end of 2009.

To attract buyers amid the economic crisis, China suppliers are offering stable prices, lower minimum order quantities, improved quality, and more multi-functional and energy-efficient products.

Rebounding from last year's economic slowdown, China's access control and anti-intrusion segment is poised to grow by as much as 20 percent by end-2010. Industry estimates indicate that exports of access control systems will surpass $900 million. Shipments of peripherals such as cards, readers, ICs and modules are projected to breach $640 million.

China's CCTV and surveillance industry is back on a growth track following a slowdown last year. Driven by recovering export markets, new and alternative sales strategies and enhanced product lineups, shipments are estimated to grow 10 percent this year to as much as $4.1 billion.

China's bicycle industry is positive of strong sales in coming months, with many suppliers anticipating at least 10 percent growth. These optimistic projections stem mainly from the recovery of key economies and the promotion of cycling as an environment-friendly mode of transportation in several markets.

China's camping and outdoor gear industry is looking forward to better export sales this year. After experiencing relatively flat growth in 2009, most suppliers are anticipating an increase of at least 20 percent as the recovery of key economies gathers momentum.

China's sports equipment industry is adopting a cautious stance for the rest of 2009 through 2010. While anticipating that business will improve as economic conditions get better, suppliers are actively stimulating demand to boost sales and reduce risk. Many are also taking this opportunity to veer away from price competition and enhance long-term competitiveness.

Fitness equipment suppliers in China are optimistic about export growth in the months ahead as the trend for a healthy lifestyle gains strength worldwide. Companies are emphasizing multifunctionality, safety and ergonomics in upcoming models

China's mobile phone accessories export manufacturing sector remains robust, with the handset industry driving its growth. A varied selection at all price points was key to the line's survival during the global economic slowdown, and a factor in its continuous expansion.

China's GPS export industry is anticipating strong growth in 2010 as major economies start to recover from the global financial crunch. In fact, many suppliers expect significant sales increase in 2010 as the market for mobile location positioning expands even to developing countries.

Growing 3G adoption worldwide has become the single most important driver of China's wireless communication equipment industry for the past 12 months. Because of the steady rise in 3G deployments, most manufacturers survived the economic slowdown and even achieved revenue increases in 2009.

China's overseas shipments of VoIP products are rising steadily as the technology is increasingly being adopted worldwide, particularly in the commercial and enterprise segments.

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The kitchenware industry in Vietnam enjoys several competitive advantages that have helped it attain a reputation of being one of the world's most important.

The line benefits mainly from a stable supply of raw materials, which are readily available from local vendors.

As one of the world's major sourcing centers for craft gifts, Vietnam benefits from robust design capability that allows suppliers to produce a wide variety of styles featuring traditional and modern influences.

Vietnam is regarded as one of the world's leading supply centers of moderately priced bags with superior quality and styling. Robust design capability is the line?s main competitive advantage, allowing makers to offer proficient ODM and OEM services. The industry is supported by a large pool of artisans who lend their expertise on traditional models.

Ceramics from India are renowned for their design and artistic qualities. These competitive advantages have helped the country to develop into one of the world's leading supply centers for ceramic products.

Vietnam is developing as one of the world's key supply centers of moderately priced baby and children's toys and garments. Products feature a unique combination of aesthetics and quality.

India's craft and promotional gifts industry is an emerging sector that provides employment to almost 6 million people. Although the line is large, its export capability remains underdeveloped.

Vietnam is one of the leading supply centers of competitively priced footwear in the world. As the fifth-largest exporter of shoes and sandals, the country is home to numerous suppliers that provide OEM services to several prominent brands.

Cambodia's silk fashion accessories industry is an emerging line that shows great potential for development as one of the country's major exporting sectors.

Vietnam's strong capability in terms of design and artistic quality has enabled it to become a major supply hub of ceramic and porcelain products. Models from the country blend traditional craftsmanship with contemporary influences.

India's garments industry has achieved worldwide prominence as a source of clothing that combines the latest global fashion trends with exquisite designs, which are resplendent of influences taken from the local culture.

India is world-renowned for exquisitely designed fashion accessories that are available in a variety of modern and traditional styles. Most models feature a distinct flavor that is unique to the country.

Vietnam is one of Asia's major sourcing centers for innovative handcrafted gifts and premiums. An abundant local supply of materials and strong design capability complemented by expert artisans in handicraft villages are among the industry's strong characteristics attracting overseas buyers.

Vietnam is one of the world's most prominent supply centers of competitively priced garments. As the world's fifth-largest garment exporter, the country is home to more than 2,000 enterprises, most of which provide OEM services to a large number of prominent apparel and retail brands.

Vietnam is gradually but steadily emerging as a prominent supplier of exquisite handcrafted home decor. A rich tradition of craftsmanship and the abundance of indigenous and natural materials have helped the industry carve a niche for itself in the global export market.

The Philippines' long tradition in weaving, woodcarving and clay molding has enabled it to become one of key sourcing centers for indoor furnishings and garden ornaments in Asia. Handicrafts from the country are shipped to all major regions, decorating homes, gardens and patios worldwide.

Glass and metal tableware from India have gained international recognition for their exquisite craftsmanship, innovative designs and competitive prices.

Vietnam-made fashion accessories have gained international recognition for their exquisite craftsmanship, innovative designs and competitive prices. Makers also accept mixed orders and low MOQ, and put strong emphasis on customer service and after sales assistance.

Vietnam's 4,000-year history is reflected in its potteries, porcelains, lacquerware, furniture, basketware and embroidered items. It has a reputation for exporting lawn and garden products that are unique, durable and competitively priced.

Furniture made in Indonesia, Vietnam and the Philippines is known for having intricate handwoven and handcarved patterns, and unique designs that reflect the region's diverse culture.

The Philippines is touted as the "Milan of Asia", producing exquisite and innovative furniture. Aside from design, the wide range of materials used has attracted buyers looking for one-of-a-kind pieces. Exported models are showcased as accent pieces in homes, hotels, resorts and offices worldwide.

Indonesia-made footwear has gained a following in the international market, due mainly to its competitive prices, unique designs and durability. The country is one of the major footwear supply bases in Asia and is among the top 10 exporters in the world.

Demand for Vietnam-made furniture has seen exponential growth in the past decade. Innovative designs, superior craftsmanship and structural integrity have enabled suppliers to carve a niche for themselves in markets worldwide.

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The Philippines is among the leading suppliers of handcrafted fashion jewelry made of natural materials in Asia. Makers offer pieces with exquisite craftsmanship and unique designs. Fashionable and reasonably priced, Philippine-made jewelry has gained a following in the international market.

Indonesia has a rich tradition in woodcarving. Handcrafted furniture produced by the country has gained worldwide recognition for its exquisite craftsmanship and innovative design.

The Philippines is a well-known producer of handcrafted Christmas decorations, with more than 2,000 suppliers making up the industry. In general, most manufacturers focus on low-volume, midrange to upscale production, and offer flexible minimum order quantities.