Apple is increasingly abandoning Chinese production for some of its products. According to the American media The Verge, the apple company would start around June to produce in Vietnam ” a significant number From iPad. Until now, the vast majority of Apple’s tablets were assembled on the chains of its subcontractors located in China, including Foxconn, which had recently been ordered by Apple to transfer part of its production to Vietnam. This announcement comes when Apple has already relocated the manufacture of certain products there, such as AirPods and AirPods Pro, assembled by Pegatron and Compal Electronics, recently recalled our colleagues from the specialized site. Mac4Ever. Since last year, the Cupertino giant has also assembled some of its iPhone 11s in India, where the brand could also transfer the production of certain iPhone 12s, from the first quarter of 2021.
Apple wants to diversify its production
This reorganization allows Apple to no longer rely exclusively on Chinese production for certain key products. A decision that made a lot of sense during Donald Trump’s tenure in the White House – and which could prove crucial if the Sino-American economic tensions do not smooth out under the Biden area. Because it is not won: according to Nikkei the new American administration would have no intention of reducing the export taxes imposed on products made in China … at least for the time being. For Apple, the challenge is also to alleviate the rising cost of labor in China.
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According to The Verge, Apple may continue to relocate production of other products to Vietnam, such as the recent HomePod Mini and some MacBook laptops. According to Nikkei, the manufacture of some Mac Mini has finally been done on Malaysian soil for a few months. In all, Apple was looking two years ago to transfer 15 to 30% of its production out of China, according to information Nikkei reported at the time. It seems that the thing is on the right track.
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