China Manufacturing Consultants

As China (known as the “factory of the world”) continues its fight against the COVID-19, much of the country’s offices and factories have remained closed—drastically decreasing or even halting production and shipping operations for the past few weeks. The world is now starting to feel the outbreak’s impact on the global supply chain, and manufacturers both inside and outside the country are now feeling the pressure.

As consultants, we’re here to help ensure businesses maintain continuity in their supply chain operations amid the coronavirus outbreak. Here are the major manufacturing challenges we’ve observed from some of our clients and what you can do about them in your operations.

In our last blog, we discussed how the Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) will likely affect manufacturing in China in the foreseeable future and what your business can do to mitigate this risk — namely, make improvements to your manufacturing process in China. 

The situation with the coronavirus in China continues to deteriorate. As of the time of this writing, over 8,100 cases have been confirmed in nearly every province and 60 million people are under partial or full lockdown.