Making Sense of Supply Chain, Sourcing and Consumers
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Making Sense of Supply Chain, Sourcing and Consumers
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News & Highlights

China's Department Stores Report 2025-2026
The HKUST Li & Fung Supply Chain Institute (Institute) and China Commerce Association for General Merchandise (CCAGM) jointly released the China’s Department Stores Report 2025-2026.
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Ten Highlights of China's Commercial Sector 2026
The HKUST Li & Fung Supply Chain Institute and the Expert Committee of the China General Chamber of Commerce are pleased to present the 23rd edition of our annual Ten Highlights of China’s Commercial Sector report.
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Special Issue of Production and Operations Management (POM)
Production and Operations Management (POM) will publish a special issue with the same theme of the HKUST Li & Fung Supply Chain Institute Global Supply Chain Conference.
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Global Supply Chain Report
Future trends of global supply chains - Insights from EV, solar PV, apparel and medical device industries
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China Retail & E-commerce Weekly Update (5 – 11 June 2026)

China Retail & E-commerce Weekly Update presents the latest developments in two of China’s fastest changing and rapidly evolving markets – retail and e-commerce.

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Accelerating Electronic Bill of Lading Adoption: Understanding What Holds Firms Back

Addressing the lack of recent studies enabling systematic, comparable analysis of industrial specialisation across Chinese regions.

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The Hong Kong Textile and Clothing Industry's Next Growth Pathway

The report seeks to bolster the global competitiveness of the national textile and clothing industry, builds a powerhouse in fashion and branding, and provides strategic advice for the Hong Kong SAR Government's forthcoming five-year plan.

The HKUST Li & Fung Supply Chain Institute (Institute) accelerates the creation, global dissemination, and practical application of new knowledge and technologies for managing supply chains. Jointly established by international research university HKUST and supply chain industry leader Li & Fung, the Institute engages in collaborative research, exchanges, professional development and executive education to driving real-world impact across the region and globally, while contributing to Hong Kong’s development as a multinational supply chain management center.

 

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