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Chinese new year shutdown 2025: how to prepare
Below is a rule of thumb schedule for the Chinese New Year holiday.
· Mid-January: Suppliers will begin to stop production.
· End of January: Employees begin leaving the factories.
· January 28: All employees have left the factory.
· January 29: Chinese New Year.
· Early to mid-February: Some Employees begin arriving back at the factories.
· February 17: Most employees have returned.
· February 26: Operations are almost back to normal.
HOW TO PREPARE?
Plan early
Take a look at your past sales, and use them to determine your inventory needs ahead of time. Get in the habit of managing your inventory well, and you’ll already know what you need when the time comes to order before the Chinese New Year shutdown.
Forget to plan, and you’ll end up scrambling and probably overlook something crucial.
Increase inventory
Just in case the dreaded delays do happen, make like a squirrel and build up a stash before the holiday hits. Be over-prepared with all of your most popular inventory, and stock up even on items that are less popular but have the potential to run out.
This is especially important if you stock seasonal goods, particularly those associated with Valentine’s Day, Mardi Gras, and springtime. As it takes a few weeks for manufacturers to work out the kinks and get back up to speed after the Chinese New Year, waiting until after the holiday shutdown to order seasonal items may leave you in a pickle.
It’s best to make sure that you don’t run out of the important stuff, and that the seasonal stuff arrives in time for its associated holiday.
2024/11/27
