The shift away from China - is it really happening?
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The shift away from China - is it really happening?
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In this episode of "Unchained," hosted by Max Henry of the Global Supply Chain Council, the focus is on the U.S.'s efforts to reduce reliance on Chinese imports amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions. Despite these efforts, there remains an indirect dependence on Chinese production, with countries like Vietnam and Mexico serving as intermediaries. The episode discusses the impact of recent U.S. trade policies and tariffs, highlighting their role in reshaping global supply chains without significantly decreasing the overall trade value with China. It concludes with an exploration of the potential effects and challenges of reshoring manufacturing, including higher consumer prices and supply constraints.
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