To help you profit from this increased supply-market activity, Global Sources' 132-page report gives you profiles of 53 leading two-way radio and accessory manufacturers from the main production centers of Fujian and Guangdong.

These profiles are the result of exhaustive research by experienced Global Sources analysts, including personal factory visits and interviews with senior managers of leading producers.

The report also gives you a comprehensive overview of the two-way radio and accessory supply markets in mainland China and Taiwan, highlighting present and future trends, and ways in which you can take advantage of these.

With Two-way Radios & Accessories: Supplier capability in mainland China and Taiwan you will:
- Get a product comparison table with key specifications and color pictures, so you can benchmark 142 popular two-way radio, antenna, charger, battery-pack, headset, speaker-microphone and earpiece export models
- Discover the companies that are serving major buyers such as Audiovox, Midland Alan, Samsung, Sony and Zodiac, those that are operating at near full capacity and those that can absorb your increased order volumes
- Benefit from deep profiles of 17 leading manufacturers, featuring comprehensive details on their production facilities, export capacities, QC procedures, R&D strategies and expansion plans
- Obtain concise profiles and profile tables of 36 other major suppliers, with supply statistics including factory sizes, employee numbers, production capabilities, export destinations, technology partners and product certifications

You will also:
- Identify companies that use imported vs. locally sourced components and understand how this impacts product quality and FOB pricing
- Get an insight into how Taiwan makers are countering price competition from mainland China and Japan suppliers
- Discover the R&D plans and future cutting-edge products that manufacturers in mainland China and Taiwan are developing, long before they are introduced to the market
- Learn more about the key issues and trends that will impact your sourcing decisions for the next 12 months