Apple Makes Plans to Move Production Out of China

Apple is accelerating plans to move production out of China as protests and riots intensify in response to zero-Covid policies, report says - California Political Review

Apple is pretending to get out of China.  If they were a serious, honest company, they would stop helping the Communist Chinese terrorist government from ending communications between Chinese citizens.  If they were an honest company, they would denounce the use of slave labor by the Communist Chinese government. If Apple was honest they would …

Apple plans to shift production out of China

Washington: Apple, in recent weeks, is accelerating its plans to shift some of its production outside China and telling suppliers to plan more for assembling the product elsewhere in Asia, particularly India and Vietnam...

Apple plans to move out of China amid protests; India may get another iPhone plant

Apple is planning to shift its production out of China amid recent protests at the Zhengzhou plant. Zhengzhou Plant, known as "iPhone City," was hit by huge protests against China's zero-covid policy. According to the Wall Street Journal, Apple is also looking to reduce its dependence on Taiwanese assemblers led by the Foxconn Technology Group. Apple has reportedly told suppliers to plan more for assembling the product elsewhere in Asia. India a…

Apple appears to be speeding up plans to withdraw production from China

Apple is calling on its suppliers to plan the assembly of Apple products to other countries in Asia more actively, reports the “Wall Street Journal.”

Apple plans to shift production out of China in wake of violent protests

According to the Wall Street Journal, the people involved in the discussions said that Apple is also looking to reduce the dependence on Taiwanese assemblers led by the Foxconn Technology Group.

India, Vietnam seen as likely alternatives as Apple mulls shifting production out of China: Report

Apple, the world's most valuable company, is reportedly looking to accelerate plans to shift production outside China, a decision that has been propelled by violent protests in Zhengzhou, which is also known as the 'iPhone City'.