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Apr 2026
A European customer identified a critical packaging component that was supplied globally by a single incumbent manufacturer, resulting in concentrated supply risk and limited negotiation leverage.
Given increasing demand volatility and cost pressure, the customer sought to establish an alternative sourcing route while maintaining full technical equivalence and end-use compatibility.
An European customer was operating with relatively old production facilities, where most processes were still performed manually. Due to increasing labour costs and efficiency pressure, the customer needed to upgrade toward automation, but had no existing automated system in place for this specific product.
A customer operating in the metal packaging sector faced inefficiencies across its production and internal processes. While the facility was functional, performance was constrained by inconsistent workflows, lack of standardized procedures, and limited coordination between departments.
Global customers increasingly leverage China’s manufacturing ecosystem for its cost efficiency and production capabilities. However, many projects face execution challenges not due to technical feasibility, but due to communication and response gaps between international customers and local suppliers.
