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Facility Location Planning: Page 29
Chinese Apparel Manufacturers Begin Setting Up Operations in U.S.
Given the vicissitudes of the world's textile and apparel supply chain, China is changing its strategy to counter what Chinese experts describe as the "new normal." That has direct impact on textiles in the United States.
Bangladesh - The Next Growth Market for Your Products?
You feel the energy soon after disembarking at Hazrat Shahjalal International Airport in Dhaka. All of Dhaka, the capital of Bangladesh, seems to throb with bustling masses of people. Bridges, expressway overpasses, and major new neighborhoods are continually under construction. Evidence of the country's rising disposable income is on display at crowded shopping malls such as Jamuna Future Park, the largest in South Asia, and new billboards, which seem to cover every available space, advertise products as varied as packaged foods and smartphones.
AAPA Offers Interactive Map of Member Ports
The American Association of Port Authorities has created an interactive western hemispheric map of its member ports.
Supply Chain Resilience: Only the Paranoid Survive
It's a dangerous world out there for global supply chains.
Global Trade Pacts Raise Unanswered Questions
Negotiations over the Trans-Pacific Partnership have at long last come to a successful end. But ratification of the agreement is far from assured - and some key questions remain to be answered.
When the E-commerce Explosion Leads to Raising the Roof on Warehouses
For 130 years, Chicago and New York City have been locked in a battle of the skyscrapers. Nine of the tallest buildings in the U.S., as well as more than one-half of the nation's towers greater than 785 feet, were built in just those two cities.
Reshoring From China Is a Done Deal - Sort Of
Companies shifting manufacturing from China back to the U.S.? That's old news. Given the recent economic setbacks in the Chinese economy, however, you have to wonder whether the trend will continue.
The 'Ticking Time Bomb' of Multichannel Retailing
Tom Enright, research director with Gartner, talks about his recently completed survey on the challenges that are confronting multichannel retailers today, with a particular focus on the issue of returns. He offers his view on what constitutes excellence in the returns process.
More and More Manufacturers Discover Mexico
Due to rising wages and growing logistics costs in China, a growing number of U.S.-based manufacturers are turning to Mexico for production.
Walmart Teams With Group Dedicated to Promoting Reshoring of U.S. Manufacturers
The Reshoring Initiative recently announced a program in partnership with Walmart to help companies manufacture more consumer products in the United States.
As Online Sales Grow, E-tailers Place Smaller, Distribution Hubs in Urban Areas
E-commerce retailers are starting to add smaller, urban warehouses to their supply chains as the pace of online shopping and delivery transforms distribution demands.
In Modern-Day Global Sourcing, Diversity Rules
The dynamics that have long favored China as the world's center of low-cost manufacturing are changing. And no one - not even China - seems to have a problem with that.
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