Whether you are an entrepreneur or an established company, contract manufacturing in China comes with its benefits and risks. In this blog, we address the pros and cons of outsourcing to China.
Similarly, if you are a large company looking to enter new markets with a hugely successful product, contract manufacturing in China is ideal for you. It will allow you to introduce your product to new markets before anyone else can and you’ll be able to do this without disrupting your existing (possibly in-house) manufacturing that caters to your current customers.
Quantity is not an issue:One of the limitations of countries like越南和印度中国在制造业中的竞争对手是他们无法制造一些中国工厂的规模。因此,无论您的订单多大,您都更有可能找到可以在中国处理订单的工厂,而不是在任何其他发展中国家。这就是为什么您还必须选择牢记未来订单的供应商的原因。如果您的供应商的生产能力高于平均订单,那么一旦销售收购,您就可以在没有任何麻烦的情况下增加订单。
Lack of control over timelines:When you manufacture in another factory, unless that factory is exclusively manufacturing for you (which is highly unlikely), your product is not given priority even if you need it in a hurry. The factory will be bound to commitments given to customers who signed up before you and will only start on your order after pending orders are completed. This isn’t the case if you own the factory. But you can offset this disadvantage by planning your orders meticulously and sending in orders on time keeping production timelines in mind.
有风险的IP权利:如果你的产品的知识产权对你至关重要business, you open yourself up to the risk of compromising your IP rights by outsourcing to China. This is why one of the first things you must do when you start looking for manufacturers in China is to register your IP rights such as trademarks, design patents and copyrights. This is because in China, the first company to register a trademark or patent is the first company to be awarded it. It doesn’t matter if those rights are owned by you in the US or Europe. Thus, if a Chinese company has registered your trademark in China because you have neglected to do so, your products can be prevented from being exported because according to Chinese law you have infringed upon the IP rights of the Chinese company.