Changing “Made in China”: Will it make a difference?

ByPat Clusman

I think this is extremely interesting for those who follow retail and manufacturing trends.

It’s a problem of innovation that has bedevilled numerous Chinese industries, but in particular its automotive companies, which have struggled with quality, consumer trust and an inability to compete with the imaginations of more developed countries.

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