What Indonesia’s new president will mean for shipping and infrastructure
It is The Loadstar’s prediction that Indonesia will be the next big thing in terms ...
A lot has been written about the shift of low-end manufacturing out of China, with the principal beneficiaries often quoted as Vietnam, Cambodia, Bangladesh and Indonesia. But the hot destination appears to be North Korea, if this article is anything to go by. With an average factory salary of just $78 per month, even Chinese manufacturers are increasingly looking to place orders with production facilities in the Rason economic zone, located across the border from China. Trade volumes would likely ...
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