Dave discusses whether importing from China is still viable in the wake of rising tariffs and changing global dynamics. He explores the impact of tariffs on costs, advantages of Chinese manufacturing, and the quality of products sourced from China.
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Importing from China, even with Trump Tariffs 2.0, may still be viable today and in the near future.
Today, it still is the best option compared to the other rising manufacturing companies like Vietnam, India, and Thailand.
Compared to America, manufacturing in China is still the best option even factoring in the transit costs and 3PL costs.
However, in the far future, China might not be the country to manufacture from.
We're holding a special Importing from China webinar on October 8th where we'll be talking about how you can find products that still make sense to source only in China (and skip the ones that don't) while getting the lowest tariff rates and more! Register today!
Timestamps
- 00:00 - Is Importing from China Dead?
- 02:17 - The Impact of Tariffs on Importing
- 06:46 - Cost Comparisons: China vs. Other Countries
- 09:59 -Benefits of Working with Chinese Factories
- 14:16 - Quality of Products from China
- 14:45 - Future of Importing from China
- 20:02 - The Rising Power Theory and Its Implications
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