Next month, many factories in China will close for up to four weeks in celebration of the New Year that begins on 16 February 2018 - posing massive problems for many small to mid-sized retailers and importers who must ensure that their spring season merchandise is produced, paid for and shipped prior to the shutdown.
US importers prepare for Chinese New Year factory shutdown
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