As Apple tries to diversify its supply chain, China’s tightened export controls are slowing things down as the country asserts its manufacturing dominance.
For years, Apple relied heavily on China’s manufacturing ecosystem. But rising labor costs, trade tensions, and pandemic disruptions are forcing the company to rethink its strategy.
In response, Apple has started moving production to India and Vietnam, countries that offer lower costs, friendly trade policies, and proximity to emerging markets. India is now a growing hub for iPhone assembly, with Apple leveraging the country’s massive workforce and government incentives.
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