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		By: Mike Carter		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[The second tip really stood out—Amy Karam&#039;s point that China isn&#039;t the easiest outsourcing choice anymore, and that it&#039;s moving up the value chain, feels spot-on. I&#039;ve seen teams default to China out of habit, only to struggle with rising costs and complexity. It makes me wonder: as China focuses on innovation, are other regions like Southeast Asia or Mexico quietly becoming the new go-to for simpler, lower-cost production? Curious how others weigh that shift.]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The second tip really stood out—Amy Karam&#8217;s point that China isn&#8217;t the easiest outsourcing choice anymore, and that it&#8217;s moving up the value chain, feels spot-on. I&#8217;ve seen teams default to China out of habit, only to struggle with rising costs and complexity. It makes me wonder: as China focuses on innovation, are other regions like Southeast Asia or Mexico quietly becoming the new go-to for simpler, lower-cost production? Curious how others weigh that shift.</p>
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