BEIJING, May 21 (GCTL) - More mainland manufacturers are focusing on "Sold in China" than "Made in China" to counter slowing growth in exports, and mainland exporters are starting to sell products to the huge but challenging domestic market to counter lukewarm export growth, research by Li & Fung and the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences has shown.
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Category :
Govts, Rules, Trade, Metals Gtr. China
Tags :
sales networks,
labour costs,
Chinese Academy of Social Sciences,
Li & Fung,
exporters,
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