Maegan Burkhart is from Tulsa, Oklahoma and a graduate of George Washington University. She joined the InTouch marketing team in January 2017. She enjoys traveling, politics and reading.
Learn about the different areas concerning quality control for garments, including measuring dimensions and on-site testing during inspection to lab tests.
Topics:
Product Inspection,
Textile Products
Why China’s small factories are losing business, the importance of registering trademarks in China and how to digitize your fulfillment strategy in this week's roundup.
Topics:
Best in Manufacturing,
Working with Factories
Chinese factory explodes despite known safety violations, Cambodian exports to be subject to EU tariffs and reducing packaging waste in this week's roundup.
Topics:
Best in Manufacturing,
Working with Factories
China's foreign investment law and what it means for the trade war, Alibaba's partnership with Office Depot and "fast furniture" in this week's roundup.
Topics:
Best in Manufacturing
The AQL table outlines several different sample sizes, which vary slightly in size and risk. Understanding these QC sampling options can guide you to the scope of inspection that is best for you and your product.
Topics:
Product Inspection,
Acceptable Quality Level (AQL)
How China's import ban has thrown the entire global recycling industry into disarray, declining U.S.-China tech investment and quality value propositions in this week's roundup.
Topics:
Best in Manufacturing,
Packaging
Learn how Seynave simplified their lighting QC inspection processes and empowered their suppliers to meet quality targets in this case study.
Topics:
Product Inspection,
Working with Factories
Amazon rolls out new anti-counterfeit measures, the U.S.-China trade deficit hits record high and wind-powered cargo ships in this week's roundup.
Topics:
Best in Manufacturing
How your Indian factory might be outsourcing garment work to home workers, Honda's Brexit decision to leave the UK and increased FDA drug supply chain monitoring in this week's roundup.
Topics:
Best in Manufacturing,
Social Compliance,
Working with Factories
More and more importers are considering shifting production to Vietnam with the U.S.-China trade war. Let’s look at four key factors to consider before you move your manufacturing from China to Vietnam.
Topics:
Manufacturing Tips & Advice,
Sourcing,
Working with Factories
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