The global economy is today subject to unprecedented instability and uncertainty under the impact of escalating geopolitical conflicts, leading to a new round of restructuring of the global industrial supply chain.

 

An obvious phenomenon is the relocation of international enterprises from China. Parts of the food, clothing, footwear and wood products manufacturing industries have started to move to Southeast Asia, India and Mexico; pharmaceutical and chemical industries, machinery manufacturing and computer electronics companies are returning to the United States, Japan and other developed countries. This is caused not only by rising domestic labor costs in China, but increasingly by geopolitical factors.

 

So, what impact will the restructuring of the global industrial supply chain have on the label printing industry? How should label converters respond? How can enterprises explore new opportunities in the face of increasingly fierce competition? How can we rebuild competitiveness?

 

These subjects will be discussed during this panel discussion by industry experts and veterans from the global label printing industry.