Yeah, and that's horrible....hopefully Nike understands that most Americans will no longer tolerant them using slave labor in China and they will now be forced to change their business model.
Oh wait, thanks to Trump, they finally are:
Manufacturing Already Moved Out of China. Now Where Will It Go?
Many U.S. companies have refocused supply chains to Vietnam, Thailand and other countries in the region, partly because labor costs have risen in China over the decades. They’ve also tapped into the once-hot trend of “friend-shoring,” where firms look to shift supply chains away from China and toward U.S. allies.
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Nike, one of the leading sportswear brands, has been under increasing pressure to move its manufacturing out of China in response to growing U.S.-China trade tensions. For years, China has been a primary hub for Nike’s footwear and apparel production, benefiting from low labor costs and a robust supply chain infrastructure. However, with the ongoing trade war, U.S. tariffs on Chinese imports have prompted Nike to reconsider its sourcing strategy.
Nike has already begun shifting some of its manufacturing to countries such as
Vietnam,
Indonesia, and
Mexico. These regions offer competitive labor costs and are increasingly seen as viable alternatives to China. Nike is also exploring automation solutions to reduce labor reliance and increase efficiency in these new manufacturing locations.
