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World Industrial Reporter
Information for Industrial Buyers and Sellers Worldwide
http://www.worldindustrialreporter.com/
Low-Cost Country Sourcing Procurement Solutions from GEP Procurement Consultants
More Value, Less Time
Research says best-in-class procurement organizations source at least 20% of their enterprise spend from low-cost countries. GEP can help you achieve more value more rapidly. On average, GEP delivers incremental savings of 25% to 30% when sourcing from low-cost country sources, instead of domestic suppliers.
http://www.gep.com/company
Choosing the right overseas supplier for your business is a lengthy process that requires
time, research, experience and strategy if you want to negotiate fair terms and secure the
best available pricing.
http://www.worldindustrialreporter.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/Finding-the-Right-Low-Cost-Overseas-Supplier1.pdf
Product Sourcing in Low-Cost Countries - Learning from Bangladesh
http://www.enlightresearch.com/insights/2013/7/18/learning-from-bangladesh-product-sourcing-in-low-cost-countr.html
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Cheaper Chinese Solar Panels - Analysis
Industry-validated figures from the first half of 2012, estimate of an MSP is $1.19 per Watt for US solar panels, compared to $0.91 per Watt for Chinese solar panels, and it represents a price advantage of 23 per cent for a China-based manufacturer.
The dominant reason behind it is primarily the scale of solar panel manufacturing in the region, enabled by a less restrictive business and regulatory environment. The study shows that the density of production and the cost-benefit of using local suppliers give a China-based manufacturer access to cheaper materials and machinery. These scale and supply-chain advantages provide a China-based solar panel factory with a significant MSP advantage of $0.28 per Watt.
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2013/09/130905085911.htm
Low-Cost Chinese Suppliers Threaten Shakeup in Pneumatic Components Market
The global market for pneumatic valves and actuators, estimated to be worth nearly $8 billion in 2012,
The market is dominated by a handful of large manufacturers, led by SMC from Japan and Festo from Germany, which together accounted for slightly more than 45 percent of the worldwide revenue in 2012.
http://electronics360.globalspec.com/article/2149/low-cost-chinese-suppliers-threaten-shakeup-in-pneumatic-components-market
Mexico Replaces China as U.S. Low Cost Supplier
http://www.businessweek.com/news/2012-06-14/mexico-replaces-china-as-u-dot-s-dot-supplier-with-no-wage-gains-jobs
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