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Last updated: July 10, 2026

What To Do When Production Has Already Started But Problems Keep Appearing [Podcast]

Posted on July 10, 2026 by Adrian Leighton

When production problems keep appearing, buyers often respond by arranging more inspections. That may contain the immediate risk, but it does not necessarily address the reason the defects are occurring. The first step is to establish whether the problem originates … Continue reading →

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8 Red Flags To Beware Of When Working with Chinese Manufacturers

Posted on December 16, 2024 by Fabien Gaussorgues

As we always say, doing due diligence on your Chinese manufacturers is really important for ensuring smooth cooperation and long-term problems if you do decide to work together. Here are 8 red flags that, if exhibited by your Chinese supplier, … Continue reading →

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Typical Problems with Electronic Contract Manufacturers in China

Posted on September 12, 2022 by Renaud Anjoran

There are numerous reasons to source a contract manufacturer in China, Vietnam, India, or elsewhere in Asia to manufacture your electronic products. Oftentimes the cost is lower, they have great capabilities and experience, and the supply chain infrastructure for materials … Continue reading →

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7 Signs That Your Chinese Factory Is Poorly Managed [Infographic]

Posted on December 7, 2020 by Renaud Anjoran

A poorly managed factory in China can cause you lots of problems. No matter if it’s your own factory or that of your supplier, these red flags spell danger for your business. So, what are the 7 telltale signs that … Continue reading →

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