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Best Practices for Leaving your Chinese Supplier for a New One [Podcast]

April 22, 2022

Best Practices for Leaving your Chinese Supplier for a New One [Podcast]

In this episode… One listener asked us: What checklist of activities does an importer need to perform when ending business relationships with a Chinese contract manufacturer?  So, in this episode, Renaud explains what the process of leaving your current Chinese supplier looks like, including plenty of best practices to follow to make sure that your transition goes as smoothly as possible.   Just hit the play button to start listening..! Listen to the episode right here … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Supplier Management Tagged With: podcast, Sourcing, supply chain management, switching suppliers, switching to a new manufacturer

How To Plan for Transferring Production To a New Factory: 45 Point Checklist

February 1, 2021

How To Plan for Transferring Production To a New Factory: 45 Point Checklist

Many productions have been transferred to China over the past 25 years. Some are getting transferred out of China to places like Vietnam or Thailand these days. And, of course, not all Chinese factories are doing a great job, so there is a great deal of switching from one to the next. The problem is, some transfers are quite complex. There is the supplier management aspect (which I will cover in an upcoming article), and there are all the technical details to get right. I have put together … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Supplier Management Tagged With: supplier management, switching suppliers, switching to a new manufacturer, transferring production to a new chinese factory

7 Tips to Manage the Transfer of Production To Another Chinese Factory

January 25, 2021

7 Tips to Manage the Transfer of Production To Another Chinese Factory

There are cases where importers really need to leave a current supplier. Some situations are unlikely to improve over time, and they are even likely to get worse. I wrote about this in 7 Reasons to Switch to a New Chinese Manufacturer last week. But the next logical question is, 'How to transfer production from the current factory to the next?' and that's what I am covering here. I will also cover the right timing to break the news to the current manufacturer. It is a very sensitive … [Read more...]

Filed Under: Supplier Management Tagged With: finding a new supplier, new chinese supplier, Sourcing, switching suppliers, transfer production, transferring production to a new chinese factory


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