QIMA Media Center
Keep up with the latest media from QIMA.
2019
Forbes
A look into how the trade war is remapping global supply chains, featuring QIMA barometer data
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The Washington Post
A round-up of US companies pulling out of China, referencing QIMA survey data
South China Morning Post
How the US-China trade war drives regionalization of supply chains, with the QIMA barometer inside
Laufer Group International
Trade war, reshoring, and the global container shipping industry
The Epoch Times
Which international companies are leaving China, and where they are going (featuring the QIMA sourcing survey)
Yahoo Finance
QIMA global survey data featured in an analysis of the impact on the US-China trade on ETFs
Charles Stanley
Where the US-China trade talks are heading, and why it may be too soon to tell (ft. QIMA survey data)
eFree News
What’s next for major consumer goods players that are leaving China (with QIMA survey data inside)
Washington Post
QIMA featured in article on the fear that Trump's China tariffs may never end and how companies are taking action
AJOT
QIMAs adds GOAL under its belt, the Mexican leader in Pre-Customs Clearance Inspections
Supply Chain Dive
Critical violations on compliance remain extremely difficult to enforce on suppliers.
Triple Pundit
Third Party Inspection Firms make decision-making easier for Conscious Consumers.
Apparel Magazine
A 48% failure rate in Q3 shines compliance spotlight on Bangladesh, India, China and Southeast Asia.
Bloomberg
QIMA's CEO Sebastien Breteau discusses food safety issues in China with Bloomberg's Rishaad Salamat.
South China Morning Post
The SCMP interviews QIMA about our latest findings on Chinese food safety.
South China Morning Post
QIMA discussed with the SCMP the ongoing manufacturing shift in China and Southeast Asia.
New York Times
QIMA CEO Sebastien Breteau discusses recent food safety scandals with the New York Times.
Associated Press
In an interview with the AP, QIMA CEO Sebastien Breteau discusses the failure of western food chains to maintain quality standards in China.
Financial Times
Quality at western food chains in China has suffered due to rapid expansion says the Financial Times, quoting QIMA CEO Sebastien Breteau on the attitude of 'not seen, not caught' in the food industry.
Bloomberg
Bloomberg discusses the latest Chinese food scandal with QIMA CEO Sebastien Breteau.
Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal discusses changing manufacturing audit (MA) trends in China, citing QIMA CEO Sebastien Breteau.
Food Processing
The China meat scandal underscores the need for a one-two punch of inspections and audits
Industry Watch
Industry Watch discusses the challenges of auditing with QIMA CEO Sebastien Breteau.
Wall Street Journal
A Wall Street Journal study using QIMA data shows that factories in Bangladesh remain a dangerous place to work.
Supply Chain Management Review
Supply Chain Management discusses humanitarian sourcing strategies with QIMA.
Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal discusses deadly factory tragedies in Asia with QIMA CEO Sebastien Breteau.
Industry Watch
Sebastien Breteau, Founder, QIMA, speaks to Trade and Export Middle East about the importance of quality control.
The Link
QIMA CEO Sebastien Breteau discusses international concern and evolving regulations following the Dhaka factory collapse.
Exane
Investment analyst Laurent Brunelle discusses trends in the consumer products and food export business in Asia citing QIMA.
Bloomberg
Bloomberg discusses concerns over the growing Chinese food export market with QIMA.
AAFA Webinar: Managing Global Risks Within Your Supply Chain
Watch the QIMA and AAFA webinar for an in-depth look at the major risks currently affecting the Asian supply chain for the apparel and footwear industry.
Shanghai Business Review
SBR discusses the safety of Chinese food exports with QIMA CEO Sebastien Breteau
2015
The Daily Star
Q4 barometer findings help shine light on ethical compliance issues in Bangladesh.
LesEchos
Sebastien Breteau, CEO of AI, talks about industrial risk in China and the local economic environment which, despite recent stock market turmoil, still shows high potential.
2014
The Economist
QIMA CEO Sebastien Breteau has been vocal on the state of factory conditions in Bangladesh. The Economist writes about the need for ongoing inspections in Bangladesh citing the latest data from AI.
New York Times
The New York Times discusses China Export Numbers with QIMA CEO Sebastien Breteau.
2013
2012
Financial Times
The Financial Times cites QIMA to back its story about unexpected Chinese exports.
Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal interviews QIMA CEO Sebastien Breteau on overblown fears China’s economy is slowing down.
Reuters
QIMA CEO Sebastien Breteau discusses with Reuters the growing African economy and upward trend in Sino-Africa trade in lieu of a declining European market.
China Daily
QIMA comments on recent growth in Africa's manufacturing sector with the China Daily.
2011
Shanghai Business Review
Sebastien Breteau gives his insight on the latest trends in China's manufacturing sector.
Hong Kong Echo
Hong Kong Echo
Are government regulations new trade barriers for "Made In China" goods? Get answers from Sebastien Breteau, CEO of QIMA, in Hong Kong Echo.
2010
Shanghai Business Review
Shanghai Business Review
QIMA's CEO answers questions with the SBR.
iStockAnalyst
iStockAnalyst
QIMA Q4 2009 Barometer: As Economy Improves, Social Conscience Returns.
2009
2008
Wall Street Journal (2008)
Wall Street Journal (2008)
China Bolsters Dairy-Supply Oversight In Effort to Rebound From Scandal.
2007
Wall Street Journal (2007)
Wall Street Journal (2007)
Site Linking Global Buyers, China Factories, Plans IPO.
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