When planning your sales and marketing plan, it’s easy to focus on the manufacturing cost as the primary driver of your product’s pricing and margins. But that’s just a part of your entire costs. Once your product leaves the factory, a range of additional expenses, like shipping, tariffs , insurance, customs fees, and inland transportation, start to add up. These are your landed costs, and if you’re not accounting for them early on, you could be in for an expensive surprise.

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Nvidia is developing a new AI chip called the B30, designed specifically for the Chinese market. This chip is being created to comply...

As tariffs drive up landed costs, many manufacturers are looking for new strategies to keep their landed prices lower. Shifting...

When planning for plastic injection molding, a time will come when you need to decide to inest into a single-cavity a multi-cavity tool....

Creating a golden sample  is one of the most important steps before mass production to create consistency throughout production. This...

When you're preparing to engage a contract manufacturer, one of the most important documents you’ll share is your Bill of Materials...

Moving a product from development to mass production is never as simple as flipping a switch. Even well-designed products can encounter...

Choosing the right manufacturing process before you start production can save both time and money, especially when you’re making a...

As companies shift production out of China to reduce tariff exposure, many are setting up new supply chains in countries like Thailand,...