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Assessing China's position as the world's import hub
Following the supply chain disruption of 2021 and UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak claiming the "golden-era" of relations with China are over, many business leaders considering other options for their imports. In the podcast today, host Scott Wallis sits down with WTA Group's Associate Director of Imports, Justin Hope, to discuss the landscape of importing from China in 2023.
Our whitepaper, discussing if China is still the world's import hub is available for free below:
'Is China still the world's import hub?' whitepaper
Including information on the benefits and drawbacks of importing from China in 2023, statistical analysis of other markets for sourcing imports and looking at the 'China Plus One strategy.
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By WTAFollowing the supply chain disruption of 2021 and UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak claiming the "golden-era" of relations with China are over, many business leaders considering other options for their imports. In the podcast today, host Scott Wallis sits down with WTA Group's Associate Director of Imports, Justin Hope, to discuss the landscape of importing from China in 2023.
Our whitepaper, discussing if China is still the world's import hub is available for free below:
'Is China still the world's import hub?' whitepaper
Including information on the benefits and drawbacks of importing from China in 2023, statistical analysis of other markets for sourcing imports and looking at the 'China Plus One strategy.