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China’s consumer price level to fall in H2
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First off, you may ask “what does Chinese inflation have to do with China sourcing”. Actually, a lot. For example, Chinese employees are pushing for higher and …
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The company I founded over 10 years ago is a small but stable business (with almost 200 employees we are still small by Chinese standards!) and about 60% of the clients I am honored to do business with are also small businesses. I image that a good number of my …
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Front page news of the business section of the South China Morning Post (SCMP) on June 1, 2011 is an article by Denise Tsang explaining that Li & Fung is bullish on the opportunities for exporting from the Pearl River Delta, despite the increased costs of labor in the region.
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I used to live by the saying “believe none of what you hear and half of what your see.” But the latest headlines out of China cause me to think that “believe none of what you hear and none of what you see” may be better.
In the 6/26 China Daily, …
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China’s Ministry of Finance announced in June that the country will cut or completely eliminate tariffs on 33 commodities, ranging from fuel to textiles.
What does this mean for the sourcing industry?
1. If you happen to be buying from a supplier that used one or more of these 33 commodities as …
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