#overcapacity

WARNING: max luteal phase

I had so much to say like few hours ago, and now I decided to write. I'm blanking.

Questioning so much in my life - choices, habits, friendships, personality, and as always my favourite target, my romantic relationship. Looking back, I feel like I'm the one who got the "sawa" factor and I just project it on them. I try to pull the plug before they do, but at the same time I've known myself for withstanding relationships that should've been a one night stand/casual sex.

That's not it, but I cannot think of anything to write further. Hope my brain can type directly to here.

Oh, I'm struggling with my weight (loss). A LOT.

In an era of overcapacity, manufacturers can survive—and grow—by shifting their focus from producing more to producing smarter.

Instead of competing in price wars, successful manufacturers prioritize stability, consistency, and long-term partnerships. They streamline operations to stay flexible, control risk through repeatable core programs, and align production closely with real market demand. Value is no longer defined by volume alone, but by reliability, speed of response, and the ability to support brands through uncertainty.

Possibly China’s most unexpected hot topic of the summer was the “waste shortage”. Six years since Shanghai sparked nationwide debate by making it compulsory to sort household waste, the “shortage” suggested to many that Chinese cities no longer risk being surrounded by landfill sites. All waste problems had been resolved, went the thinking. Reality is, of course, less simple. The shortage is…