Li & Fung Sees Supply Chains Shift Amid Trade War

The video discusses the impact of recent global changes on the US-China trade corridor, highlighting disruptions in supply chains. It explores the opportunities for companies to diversify their production outside China, leveraging global networks. The video also examines the challenges of shifting production and the differing strategies of US and European customers. Finally, it considers the potential of countries like Vietnam, Bangladesh, and India to take over some of China's manufacturing roles, though no single country can fully replace China's capacity.

What is the primary reason US-based customers are diversifying their supply chains?

• To increase production capacity

• To reduce dependency on a single country

• To improve product quality

• To lower labor costs

How has the trade war influenced the shift of production out of China?

• It has slowed down the shift

• It has reversed the shift

• It has had no impact

• It has accelerated the shift

Why do European customers see a buying opportunity in China?

• Due to better quality products

• Because of higher demand

• Because of increased factory capacity

• Due to lower tariffs

Which countries are mentioned as beneficiaries of China's shift in manufacturing?

• Vietnam, Bangladesh, and India

• Brazil, Mexico, and Canada

• Germany, France, and Italy

• Russia, Ukraine, and Poland

Can any single country replace China as a key supplier in the next 5-10 years?

• Yes, Bangladesh can

• No, but many countries can take on different roles

• Yes, India can

• Yes, Vietnam can