The owner of a designer handbag business, 442 McAdam, realized that she could not continue the production process to be in-houseas the quantity demanded was not being fulfilled. Hence, outsourcing the production was the option.
Local manufacturers offered the same quality as international producers but charged higher costs. International makers, while offering lower prices, necessitated bigger minimum order amounts. Irrespective of the production option she picked, the owner wondered whether the minimal amounts of stock she needed to order could be sold within the coming six-month style season.
PUBLICATION DATE: May 25, 2016 PRODUCT #: W16304-HCB-ENG
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