In the context of the global manufacturing industry's ongoing transformation and upgrading, plastic injection molding has become an indispensable link in the supply chain and a key factor for brands to create product differentiation and seize market opportunities. Since its establishment in 1974, Shin Fang Plastic Industrial Co., Ltd. has leveraged over fifty years of industry experience to offer diverse plastic part solutions from product design to mass production, helping customers capture market advantages. This article delves into Shin Fang’s core values in injection manufacturing, customization capabilities, and its new approach amid smart manufacturing and sustainability trends, demonstrating its solid strength as a leading OEM/ODM plastic part manufacturer.

Bubble tea has deeply rooted itself in global culture and continues to grow at high speed. The industry simultaneously faces two major challenges and opportunities: consumers' strong demand for innovation, and the increasing global emphasis on sustainable development. As a pioneer and leading global supplier of bubble tea raw materials from Taiwan, Empire Eagle Food, with its brand Boba Empire, is playing a key driving role in these two areas, leveraging its professional foresight and solid strength.

The manufacturing industry faces dual pressure: sustainable transformation and demand for high-performance materials. Material innovation is crucial. Traditional glued sheets have odor, delaminate, and pollute. Existing eco-friendly materials often have low recycled content and insufficient performance. These issues challenge international brand supply chains. Taiwan’s Yingpaochia Enterprise Co., Ltd. redefines supply chain value with unique technology and high-recycled materials.

A hidden important market in the automotive supply chain is the automotive after market (AM) which is used to satisfy after-sales repairs, inspections, maintenance, replacement, or modification services, and is an important part of the automotive supply chain.

The sheet metal parts, plastic parts, and lights of the car body account for the majority of car damage in car accidents. Hundreds of thousands of accidents involving damage to these parts occur every year. The repair and replacement of these parts are an important source of income for car repair shops and parts manufacturers.

A hidden important market in the automotive supply chain is the automotive after market (AM) which is used to satisfy after-sales repairs, inspections, maintenance, replacement, or modification services, and is an important part of the automotive supply chain.

Even though global automotive supply chain manufacturers have mostly invested in the development and production of electric vehicles, the old car repair market still remains. As automotive component customer demand has changed, global original car manufacturers (OEMs) are turning to the Taiwan After Market (AM) supply chain to place orders for OEM parts with companies that are originally AM manufacturers.