Sentence examples for relocated production from inspiring English sources

Many exporters have relocated production outside Europe, where costs are lower and not denominated in euros.

Relocating production abroad is the near-inevitable option for low-value products.

DaimlerChrysler and Siemens forced more work for less pay by threatening to relocate production.

Evan Goetz, a spokesman for the company, said, "There is no plan to relocate production facilities to Haiti".

It also observed that U.S. suppliers had been asked by their big customers to relocate production to China, or to find subcontractors there.

It's true that many American businesses are choosing to relocate production to places like China and India, where there is ample cheap labor.

He sometimes worries that he might have to relocate production to Asia or close his factory on the ground that Revere's profit margin here is too thin.

Carmakers have been much more reluctant than other Japanese manufacturers to move the bulk of their production to China and elsewhere, despite high costs at home, because it took longer to relocate production.

Noting the North's low wage rates and corporate tax rates, he said, "There is a very good case for Korean firms to take full advantage of these points by relocating production to North Korea rather than to China or Vietnam".

Allies in the United States would indeed help Mexico make its case, including states and municipalities that would be hurt by Nafta's unraveling, and businesses that would be forced to relocate production and rethink their global supply chains.

Unwilling to compromise their competitive positions in export markets by passing along rising costs to consumers, Japanese automakers are instead relocating production that would otherwise be performed in Japan.