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Brazil, South America’s largest economy, has seen steady growth and remains a key sourcing market. While past years brought economic challenges, Brazil continues to offer opportunities for competitive sourcing in agriculture, manufacturing, and industrial goods. Its rich natural resources and improving infrastructure make it an attractive option for diversifying supply chains.
With rising production costs and currency shifts in traditional sourcing hubs like China, Turkey has become an appealing alternative for many product categories. Turkey’s strategic location, strong textile and manufacturing base, and skilled workforce create a reliable sourcing landscape. Click below to learn more about how sourcing in Turkey can benefit your business.
Myanmar has emerged as a promising frontier market following its political and economic reforms. Its growing industrial base and competitive labor costs make it an interesting option for businesses looking to diversify suppliers in Southeast Asia. Discover the latest sourcing opportunities available in Myanmar by clicking below.
Malaysia has evolved from a raw materials producer to a dynamic, multi-sector economy. While domestic demand is increasing, exports — especially electronics, oil and gas, palm oil, and rubber — remain vital drivers. As an oil and gas exporter, Malaysia benefits from global energy demand, though the government continues to balance energy subsidies and fiscal sustainability. Learn how Malaysia’s robust industries can support your sourcing strategy.
South Africa is the largest economy of Africa and offers great sourcing opportunities; please download our latest white paper if you are interested in finding out what sourcing benefits might be available to you.
Ethiopia is the new frontier country when it comes to Textile sourcing. Please download the Ethiopia Sourcing White Paper if you want to find out about how you might benefit from this new emerging country.
China is the world’s second largest economy by nominal GDP and one of world’s export powerhouses offering un-rivaled cost saving potential as a global sourcing and manufacturing centre due to its abundant low cost skilled labour force, low cost raw materials, excellent infrastructure system and a large and sophisticated manufacturing base.
Indonesia is one of the largest economies in Southeast Asia and is one of the emerging market economies of the world and a member of G-20 major economies. The impact of the recent global economic crisis on the Indonesian economy is relatively limited compared to other countries in the region.
As the global economy becomes more interconnected, BRIC nations continue to expand their share of world trade. To better understand intra-BRIC trade dynamics, eSourcingSolution conducted a survey with Brazilian companies to assess current sourcing trends with Asian suppliers — with a special emphasis on partnerships with China.
Vietnam emerges as an attractive low cost country source offering an alternative to China in an increasing number of supply markets.
Under increasing price pressure along the east coast of China, companies are exploring opportunities to source from more remote provinces in in Western China.
Report details the key drivers for companies sourcing from Latin American markets and especially Brazil.
Events held quarterly where procurement professionals focus on a topic of interest followed by a Q&A session and an open debate.
Annual seminar where guest speakers from multinational corporations discuss their companies’ procurement experience in emerging markets.
Below are answers to common questions about eSourcingSolution, our services, and how we work. If you need more details, feel free to reach out — our team is ready to help!
We can source a wide range of goods and services — from raw materials and commodities to custom-engineered products and specialized services. Visit our Category Expertise page to explore what we cover.
We work with startups, SMEs, and global enterprises that want to source more competitively from emerging and developed markets, strengthen supply chains, and access reliable procurement support.
Yes. We maintain strong partnerships with a global network of vetted, reliable suppliers across multiple industries, ensuring quality, compliance, and long-term value.
Our proven qualification process, supported by local teams and digital audits, can fully onboard a new supplier in as little as 4–8 weeks, depending on category and compliance needs.
Using real-time market data, cost analysis, and sourcing intelligence, we can quickly evaluate potential savings, benchmark costs, and highlight key opportunities — typically within a few weeks.
It’s easy to begin — just reach out through our Contact page. We’ll arrange a quick discovery call, understand your goals, and design a customized sourcing plan to help you unlock better value.