Manufacturing and QC blog

Prioritizing sustainability is at the forefront of many business owners' minds and a sustainable warehouse can be a good start. Check on this post to learn about what improvements can be made to reduce waste and optimize the eco-friendly nature of operations in the warehouse.

Topics: Sustainability

In this week’s roundup, learn about the record heatwave in China, rising holiday fees for 3P sellers on Amazon, and Sprite's new clear bottle.

Topics: Manufacturing Tips & Advice, Ecommerce, Sustainability

Athletes know how important quality sports equipment is. A good ball can make all the difference, which is why many players choose established brands with sound reputations.

Topics: Sporting Goods

Read this article to learn how to boost your manufacturing process for efficient processing

Topics: Manufacturing Tips & Advice

If you’re a distributor, wholesaler, or retailer of sanitary wares, importing your products from overseas can give you access to an extensive range of products, including toilets, washbasins, pedestals, bidets, urinals, sinks, bath tubs, bathroom cabinets, and many more. 

Topics: Sourcing

In this week’s roundup, learn about the raw material shortage in Vietnam, Prime Day 2022 sales, and Shein’s sustainability challenges.

Topics: Best in Manufacturing, Sourcing, Ecommerce, Sustainability

If you want to ensure that your product is as good as it can be, here are a few key quality control methods in electronics manufacturing.

Topics: Consumer Electronics

For the safety, functionality, and reliability reasons, tests that control the quality of LED lighting products don't have an alternative—find out how!

Topics: Manufacturing Tips & Advice

Some Chinese factories are relocating due to the strict lockdown policy here. Where are the factories going to and how can brands focus on quality control during the unrest situation? Let our post help you.

Topics: Quality Control News, Supply chain

When importing LED lights from countries overseas, it is impossible to check every order by yourself. Manufacturers will sometimes take advantage of this and slip lower quality materials or craftsmanship into your order to increase their margins. This can cause defects to occur that will harm your brand reputation or worse - lead to product recalls. 

Topics: lighting products