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American importers are hitting the gas to restock goods from China, with factories in Shenzhen and Yiwu reporting a flood of urgent orders. This frenzy follows the latest China-US Economic and Trade Meeting in Geneva, where tariff adjustments eased tensions—and proved just how vital China's supply chain remains to global trade.
CGTN reporter Zhu Zhu notes the rush underscores a hard truth: US firms can't quit China's manufacturing muscle. From electronics to textiles, China's blend of efficiency, infrastructure, and skilled labor keeps it unbeatable. 'Even with tariffs, alternatives lack the speed and scale,' one logistics expert told us.
The takeaway? For now, the world's economic engines are still intertwined. As one Yiwu exporter put it: 'When America sneezes, we ship tissues—fast.'
to restock goods from China, with factories in Shenzhen and Yiwu reporting a flood of urgent orders. This frenzy follows the latest China-US Economic and Trade Meeting in Geneva, where tariff adjustments eased tensions—and proved just how vital China's supply chain remains to global trade.
CGTN reporter Zhu Zhu notes the rush underscores a hard truth: US firms can't quit China's manufacturing muscle. From electronics to textiles, China's blend of efficiency, infrastructure, and skilled labor keeps it unbeatable. 'Even with tariffs, alternatives lack the speed and scale,' one logistics expert told us.
The takeaway? For now, the world's economic engines are still intertwined. As one Yiwu exporter put it: 'When America sneezes, we ship tissues—fast.' 
