 Philippines - Christmas Decorations
Apr 2011
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Report Overview
The Christmas decorations industry in the Philippines is driven by a strong tradition of creativity, allowing suppliers to produce models that come in unique designs and materials.
Although the sector is small, several factors help in ensuring advantages over competitors from other countries. First of these is easy access to a variety of raw components that are not readily available overseas. Such materials are obtained from numerous plant- and marine-based sources, and recycled products.
Another strength enjoyed by the industry is the country's high level of competence in the English language. Most makers are able to converse effortlessly, reducing the possibility of miscommunication.
This report focuses on the main types of Christmas decorations from the Philippines - wall-mount, tabletop, outdoor and Christmas tree ornaments.
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 CCTV & Surveillance Products
Mar 2011
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Report Overview
High-definition configurations continue to drive growth in China's CCTV and surveillance products industry as rapid adoption of digital and networked security systems is experienced worldwide. Companies are now increasing investment in R&D concentrated on long-range surveillance and improved optical performance in the case of CCTV cameras, and enhanced software functionality for DVRs.
High manufacturing outlay due to the yuan appreciation and rising raw material and labor costs is prompting tier 1 suppliers to adopt technological innovations, broadening profit margins in the long run. Others are resorting to the production of economy models that are priced much lower than their standard counterparts and carry fewer features.
This report focuses on the main CCTV and surveillance products exported from China - surveillance cameras, DVRs and CCTV systems, CCTV monitors and CCTV accessories.
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 Jewelry & Watches
Mar 2011
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Report Overview
Export sales of China-made jewelry and watches are gaining momentum, with the majority of suppliers profiled in this report anticipating at least 10 percent overseas revenue growth this year
Customs statistics show that from August 2010 to January 2011, outbound shipments of costume jewelry, and QA, mechanical and digital timepieces jumped 17 percent YoY to reach $1.7 billion. During the previous corresponding period, the increase was only 8 percent.
North America, the EU and the Asia-Pacific region accounted for about 80 percent of revenue.
This report focuses on the main jewelry and watches exported from China - earrings, necklaces, bracelets, rings, brooches, pendants, and fashion, sports, multifunction and classic watches.
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 Tablet PCs
Mar 2011
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Report Overview
China is building up its tablet PC line to take advantage of the popularity of the iPad and robust demand. This year, the country expects to raise output by 20 to 30 percent from nearly 2 million units in 2010.
Suppliers are confident stabilizing component supply will result in declining prices, consequently helping boost revenue levels in the months ahead.
To sharpen their competitive edge, companies are broadening selections to include units larger than the mainstream and lower-priced 7in variants. They also keep up the launch of new models, introducing value enhancements to attract buyer interest.
This report focuses on the main tablet PC sizes exported from China - 7, 8, 9.7 and 10in.
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