The feature says the continued strength of the Chinese currency is causing some manufacturers to look for short-term business, because a continued rise will mean they lose money long-term.
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The Chinese People's Daily has further evidence of the effect of currency rises on manufacturing in the region.
Most of us have always known China as the world’s biggest manufacturer of toys, but recent developments have thrown doubt on that assumption long term. Or have they? Is it still business as usual in China? Jon Salisbury gathered together some interested industry insiders to find out what they think...
Increasing Chinese factory pricing is making European production a viable option, say manufacturers at Nuremberg.
Is it still business as usual in China or have economic developments cast doubt on its long term viability?
Bachmann's Far East owner, Kader Holdings, has bought Sanda Kan for an undisclosed sum.
The Chinese manufacturer of Bindeez has apologised for damaging the Made in China label.
More than 1000 export qualifications of Chinese toy makers have been revoked by the Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine of China (AQSIQ), according to reports.
China experienced a major slowdown in the growth of its toy exports in the first quarter of this year.
The Copyrights Group is one of the licensing arms within The Vivendi Group. Acquired by Vivendi in 2016 Copyrights manages the licensing for a portfolio of properties to include Paddington Bear. Some of the other companies within the Vivendi Group include Universal Music Group, and their licensing arm Bravado, Gameloft and Studiocanal to name a few.