Despite delays in high-end TV, computer and gaming device releases as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic, HDMI 2.1 remains the next big trend. In the HDMI interconnects sector, makers in China are confident the shift to the latest specification will happen. Gearing up for this, more are expected to emphasize the development of compliant connectors … [Read more...]
Rise in fabrics spurred by demand for masks and PPEs
With face masks in high demand and now a requirement among the public, fabrics used to make these products and other personal protective equipment are seeing brisk sales. Here at Global Sources, we’re seeing an upward demand for fabrics and other materials for making face masks, surgical gowns, wet wipes, and other medical products. Breathable, … [Read more...]
China’s manufacturing rebounds, is made-in-China “safe” again?
By Polly Chen China’s factory activities are shrinking at sharp pace due to the U.S.-China trade war and. In October, Chinese manufacturing activity fell to 49.3, which was an eight-month low. However, China's manufacturing showed signs of revival in November. … [Read more...]
Sourcing agents increase overseas manufacturing risks (most of the time)
By Dan Harris When a company comes to one of our international manufacturing lawyers for legal help, we invariably ask them about their potential or actual overseas product supplier(s). We do this because of how critical it is that they choose the right manufacturer for what they will be doing. … [Read more...]
The rules when manufacturing overseas
By Dan Harris International Manufacturing Turmoil Increases International Manufacturing Risks With all the turmoil created by the tariffs and the various other increasing risks of manufacturing in China our international manufacturing lawyers are being contacted by many companies seeking legal help after all has been lost. These are mostly … [Read more...]