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The U.S. and China trade war escalation continues with new tariffs of 10% on $200 billion of Chinese imports starting yesterday. Let’s rewind back to March. President Trump tweeted that “trade wars…

The trade escalation continues as China set tariffs on $60 billion in U.S. goods after President Trump announced tariffs on $200 billion in Chinese goods...

David has been in the contract manufacturing business for the last 15 years. Great overview of who we are and what we do!

The president’s impulsive policy decision is already doing serious damage. President Trump has long felt the United States is getting ripped off when it comes to trade. He’s lamented it at campaign…

And the China vs. U.S.A tariff conversation continues.. What will take place this Friday? Check out this article  Written by GRACE DOBUSH

Robots can be flexible in some ways but are not yet infinitely flexible like humans are. Great article Written by Anna-Katrina Shedletsky entailing the choice between robots and humans for the…

When dealing with overseas manufacturing, you will encounter the following players: trading companies/importers, buying agents, sourcing agents, representatives, wholesalers and factories. Let us…

Stealtho is an example of how a successful Kickstarter campaign can be if you do it right. An everyday product is getting a powerful overhaul!

When it comes to choosing the best overseas manufacturer in Asia, two of the most common places for manufacturing are India and China. Both countries have...

The U.S. bought more than $500 billion in goods from China last year and now is planning or considering penalties on some $150 billion of those imports. The U.S. sold about $130 billion in goods to…

With the United States pulling back into an isolationist and protectionist stance and China extending its reach as a new global economic leader...

On March 1st, Trump declared the U.S. would levy penalties of 25% on steel and 10% on aluminum imports. The details aren’t clear yet and it has yet to be explained...

Chinese New Year is now over and factories in China are starting to resume business this week. After our blog post from January on the Chinese New Year topic...

We are once again at the busiest time of the year for us (December-January), when our clients and potential clients speed up their decision making due to the approaching Chinese New Year holiday.

Some of you have probably heard from your agents or factories in China that they were shutting down manufacturing facilities and didn’t know when they would open again.