Happy New Year!!
With 2011 behind us we hope to improve on our short falls last year and continue our steady growth in the market. Decisions we made last year put us in a great position to offer great pricing and improved fill rate from the previous year. We look forward to continuing to offer these services and find new ways to become a better supplier for our customers.
In 2012, the Dragon is welcomed back after the 2011 year of the Rabbit. Each of these animals are thought to bestow their characteristics to the people born in their year.
While the Year of the Rabbit was characterized by calm and tranquility, the Year of the Dragon will be marked by excitement, unpredictability, exhilaration and intensity. The Rabbit imbues people with a sense of cautious optimism, but people respond to the spirit of the Dragon with energy, vitality and unbridled enthusiasm, often throwing all caution to the wind – which can be an unwise move: The Dragon is all about drama but if you take unnecessary risks, you may find yourself starring in your own personal tragedy.
This year the Chinese New Year begins on January 23 an lasts for 15 days. Most factories and ports will be closed for extended periods of time during the 15 days.