gihinay hinay na og pull out ang mga american og Japanese factory from china is this a sign of protest?

[yhokz101]

di man tanan low quality boss. ang problema lang aning ubang labi naning mga pinoy kay kusug kaayo mupalit ug baratohon then kung maguba dayon moreklamo dayon. wala hunahunaa nga "you get what you paid for".

with experience comes quality.. to think pila ka years ang lead ang China sa manufacturing. Surely they already have the edge and knowledge para mo produce ug quality products.. produce or assemble. But then again, they seek cheaper and "mediocre" products due to demand pd. If mag continue ni, then continue pod and demand and patronize sa ilang product, wala jd tay dag-anan nila. naa na gani fake rice ni sulod sa market na manufactured from China... asa mo mangita ana.

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Sure ka nga kanang puthaw sa kudkuran dili na gikan sa China?

Sure pod ka gikan sa china? maybe processed sa China, maybe so; pero raw materials from china? sure ka?

[Crinkles11]

with experience comes quality.. to think pila ka years ang lead ang China sa manufacturing. Surely they already have the edge and knowledge para mo produce ug quality products.. produce or assemble. But then again, they seek cheaper and "mediocre" products due to demand pd. If mag continue ni, then continue pod and demand and patronize sa ilang product, wala jd tay dag-anan nila. naa na gani fake rice ni sulod sa market na manufactured from China... asa mo mangita ana.

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Sure pod ka gikan sa china? maybe processed sa China, maybe so; pero raw materials from china? sure ka?

Sure ko boss, kanang mga lansang alambre puthaw diri na gikan sa China.

[digitalsuperman]

with experience comes quality.. to think pila ka years ang lead ang China sa manufacturing. Surely they already have the edge and knowledge para mo produce ug quality products.. produce or assemble. But then again, they seek cheaper and "mediocre" products due to demand pd. If mag continue ni, then continue pod and demand and patronize sa ilang product, wala jd tay dag-anan nila. naa na gani fake rice ni sulod sa market na manufactured from China... asa mo mangita ana.

dili necessary boss. always remember its all about supply and demand. if the world market demands high quality products, im sure china will produce. but trend nowadays, global market demands cheap products, people wants to buy cheap things. naa gani saying cheaper the better.haha. but we really get what we paid for. quality comes with a cost. are we able to afford it? maybe to some few but majority of the global market demands cheap products. its all about supplying demand.

[yhokz101]

Sure ko boss, kanang mga lansang alambre puthaw diri na gikan sa China.

Ok boss, let's not argue and deviate from what we are discussing here.. let's consider possibilities hinuon and hope na maka compete ang pinas sa China in terms of manufacturing. China is becoming a manufacturing superpower, and this is true and the momentum seems unstoppable, but until when.

fyi lang pod, kanang lansang, alambre o unsang puthaw.. na pod tawn ta manufacturing sa pinas, so ayaw e broadcast lage na tanan from china.

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dili necessary boss. always remember its all about supply and demand. if the world market demands high quality products, im sure china will produce. but trend nowadays, global market demands cheap products, people wants to buy cheap things. naa gani saying cheaper the better.haha. but we really get what we paid for. quality comes with a cost. are we able to afford it? maybe to some few but majority of the global market demands cheap products. its all about supplying demand.

yup mao gani, if mo ignon na basta made in china low quality.. not true. naa pod nice and quality kay they have the knowledge and technology naman pod. Cheaper man ang demand so mao na ilang gina mass produce. In other words, will China is the sole bearer of world leading manufacturing country which resemble Saudi Arabia's position in world oil markets.

Ang ako lang is, does the world economy dependent na sa China as an industrial lifeline?

[Crinkles11]

Ok boss, let's not argue and deviate from what we are discussing here.. let's consider possibilities hinuon and hope na maka compete ang pinas sa China in terms of manufacturing. China is becoming a manufacturing superpower, and this is true and the momentum seems unstoppable, but until when.

fyi lang pod, kanang lansang, alambre o unsang puthaw.. na pod tawn ta manufacturing sa pinas, so ayaw e broadcast lage na tanan from china.

Naa ta boss pero dili enough ang supply.

Bisan unsa nga nasud basta mausab ang systema sa atong goberno.

[yhokz101]

Naa ta boss pero dili enough ang supply.

Bisan unsa nga nasud basta mausab ang systema sa atong goberno.

dli enough ang supply is same old song that our own politicians and businessmen/corpo are dancing into.. maski own bugas dli man gani enough.. bottomline is, ni reflect ra pod na sa pag manage sa atong nasud. - from govt

[digitalsuperman]

yup mao gani, if mo ignon na basta made in china low quality.. not true. naa pod nice and quality kay they have the knowledge and technology naman pod. Cheaper man ang demand so mao na ilang gina mass produce. In other words, will China is the sole bearer of world leading manufacturing country which resemble Saudi Arabia's position in world oil markets.

Ang ako lang is, does the world economy dependent na sa China as an industrial lifeline?

in my opinion, since china is no. 2 in the world market, then yes. but it is now starting to shift. manufacturing sectors are starting to shift.

http://www.gulf-times.com/eco.-bus.%20news/256/details/404622/from-china-to-southeast-asia:-major-shift-in-low-cost-manufacturing

and there is proof to that.

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/feb/01/china-manufacturing-shrinks-for-the-first-time-in-two-years-survey-shows

and china is trying very hard to compensate

http://www.irishtimes.com/business/economy/slowing-chinese-growth-sees-shift-to-services-from-manufacturing-1.2131997

in southeast asia indonesia is at the forefront to this.

http://en.citizendaily.net/is-indonesia-the-worlds-next-china/

[MrTuthaus]

Sure ko boss, kanang mga lansang alambre puthaw diri na gikan sa China.

ahahaha dili cguro boss oi... dara oh!

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[redemption32]

I work in a retail company that sources a lot of their merchandise from China. Mind you, retail practices are universal. Walmart, Carrefour, Metro, Shopwise, SM, they all source some of their merchandise from China. More than 70% of retailers, manufacturers and wholesalers across the world visit Xiamen and Guangzhou to source materials and merchandise.

The Philippine-made or other "imported" apparel items that you buy?!?! The cloth or most of its materials are bought from China.
90% of toys sold in the market have been produced or have parts produced in China. Call all the holy western suppliers of gadgets and appliances, and they'll all tell you the same thing: some of their parts ARE produced in China. Construction materials? Yep, its raw mats are brought from China. Look up, see that light on your ceiling? Yep, you got a little piece of China right above you.

If we're serious about boycotting the world's banker, let's go up to the mountains, let's dig ourselves a nice round hole, and let's live off with grass and any small insects that come our way.

For third world countries like ours, boycotting China means boycotting civilization as we know it. Harsh and sad reality.

[redemption32]

ahahaha dili cguro boss oi... dara oh!

Steelworld - Manufacturer | BI Wire. GI Wire. Wire Mesh. Nails. | made in the PH

I know you guys are talking about the material per se but check your post out. The Black Iron Wire was done using CHINESE Engineering.