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Jiangsu lighting industry

Why Lighting Depends On Jiangsu Lighting Industry?

Jiangsu lighting industry output value production and technical level are in the domestic leading level, is an important lighting industry production base in China.

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Jiangsu lighting industry in China began in 1947 with the establishment of Nanjing Electric Lighting Factory (predecessor of East China Electronics Tube Factory). After liberation, the province completed the layout of the lighting industry, successively established the Nanjing Electric Lighting Factory and 13 light bulb production plants, the … Read the rest

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Air steriliser evaluation

 

Air Disinfection Evaluation, The Most Comprehensive Evaluation!

At a time when haze was in full swing, air purifiers were gaining a lot of popularity among consumers. This is because haze is a pollution visible to the naked eye, so people attach great importance to it. In fact, apart from haze, there are many health killers hidden in our daily home environment that we can’t see, the most likely to make us sick is bacteria.

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COVID-19 Outbreak

Covid-19 Outbreak, Unprecedented Supply Chain Crisis!

“Winter ”has arrived, the words could not be more appropriate to describe Christmas 2021 in Europe and the United States as COVID-19 outbreak causes supply chain crisis to spread. WHO recently warned Europe that although vaccines are more plentiful than last year, Europe has become the only region in the world where confirmed cases of COVID-19 are still surging at the moment.

According to WHO, vaccination rates are low in Eastern Europe, with Russia, Ukraine and Romania being the three countries with the most serious outbreaks; … Read the rest

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Supply Chain Layout

What Will Happen To The Supply Chain Layout Under The Epidemic

The epidemic is a human disaster, but it is also an opportunity to transform and upgrade the global industry chain. Some industry insiders believe that if the experience of the outbreak can serve as a wake-up call for companies, it also has the potential to advance the establishment of a more flexible, reliable and shock-resistant supply chain layout globally.

“COVID-19 is currently having no impact on the global food supply chain, but the situation could soon get worse if … Read the rest

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Global Supply Chain Crisis

How To Deal With The Global Supply Chain Crisis

With ports clogged, commodity supply slowed and shipping prices soaring, the global supply chain crisis has surfaced in a number of areas, with many pointing the finger of blame at the shipping industry. Patrick Berglund, CEO of maritime price comparison platform Xeneta, believes that COVID-19 has indeed triggered a container crisis, and that the reasons behind it are strong booking activity and limited supply.

But he also points to a deeper reason: when the outbreak occurred, the shipping industry did not … Read the rest