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Oh, you poor soul. Trying to drum up business on this forum from China is a social faux-pas.

The fact is that you are probably better off looking domestically for a market, especially as the mainland middle class grows.

Small US companies generally have very little interest in a supply chain that spans oceans. Large companies see southern China increasingly as a supply-chain risk, and many are moving away as a hedge. Apple, Nike and others all have diversified manufacturing locations.

I work in manufacturing tooling. I'm sitting in a hotel room in Shenzhen right now, with a view of Coco Park.

I'm here every 3 months or so. In the next year, I will probably spend more time in either Vietnam, Singapore/Malaysia, Thailand, Hunan Province, or most importantly for me, at customer's sites in the US, than in Southern China. The US is very automated, and that will only increase. High-value operations like machining are going to localize again.

Being neck-deep in southern China sourcing and manufacturing, I see it as a shrinking option for US companies.

You should look in your own backyard for business, because you are probably more likely to find it there.

Sorry, dude.

As an aside: If anyone here wants someone to talk to about manufacturing re-shoring, outsourcing domestically, or developing a domestic supply/sourcing chain, feel free to PM me.