Case studies
A selection of projects where Sauce Asia has helped UK businesses manage manufacturing, quality control and logistics in China.
These case studies describe genuine projects managed by the Sauce Asia team. They are intended to give UK businesses a realistic picture of the kind of work we do and the challenges we help resolve.
Sauce Asia helped Rhino Sports Academy manufacture custom-branded inflatable sports equipment in China, including factory visits, product testing, quality control and UK delivery.
Read case studySauce Asia coordinated a substantial manufacturing and supply project involving approximately 990 cubic metres of poultry equipment — around 15 shipping containers — from production through to international freight.
Read case studyHow Sauce Asia manages metal fabrication projects in China for UK businesses — from drawings and supplier selection through laser cutting, welding, quality control, shipping and UK warehouse delivery.
Read case studySauce Asia coordinated the manufacture of fabricated steel components in China, including a plated surface finish, before the completed order was prepared for shipment to Ireland.
Read case studySauce Asia managed the manufacture in China of freestanding hand-sanitiser stations installed at BMW branches, West Ham United's London Stadium and Silverstone Circuit for the Formula 1 British Grand Prix.
Read case studyColin Moore visited a specialist conveyor-roller factory in China to assess its CNC machining facilities and production of powered and non-powered rollers for a Sauce Asia customer.
Read case studySauce Asia's China-based inspection team inspected 50 brushed-brass USB table lamps before shipment to the UK, identifying cosmetic, stability and assembly defects that a basic factory power test would not have caught.
Read case studySauce Asia visited an electronics manufacturing partner in Shenzhen to review the manufacture, assembly and inspection of a custom PCBA used within a larger electromechanical product.
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