Diversify Your Manufacturing and Extend Your Line.
You already know how to build a product. What you need is a partner who can take on a new line, match the cost and quality you already run at, or move production to a new country without disrupting what's working.
SUPPLY CHAIN DIVERSIFICATION
Diversify the Risk Without Moving What Already Works.
Not every product needs to move. The opportunity is to identify where a second source, another country, or additional production capacity could reduce risk or improve economics, while leaving the parts of your supply base that already work alone.
NOT EVERY PRODUCT NEEDS THE SAME STRATEGY
KEEP
If the current source is performing well on cost, quality, capacity, and delivery, there may be no reason to move it.
KEEP AS IS.
BACK UP
Keep the primary source running while another facility is qualified against the same product requirements.
QUALIFY A BACKUP.
COUNTRY OPTION
For selected products, another country can reduce concentration risk without requiring the whole program to move.
ADD A COUNTRY OPTION.
NEW SKU
FACTORY / COUNTRY A
FACTORY / COUNTRY B
FACTORY / COUNTRY C
A new SKU doesn't have to inherit the sourcing structure of the existing line. Compare the product requirements against available factories and locations first.
CHOOSE THE BEST FIT FROM THE START.
MANUFACTURING OPTIONS
With 5 owned facilities and 300+ manufacturing partners across Asia, we can compare production options based on your product, processes, tooling, volume, cost, tariff exposure, and quality requirements, rather than treating one country as the answer for everything.
Keep what works. Diversify where it makes sense.
See how your current setup compares before changing anything.Keep what works and identify where cost or production efficiency can improve.
Benchmark Your Product CostPRODUCTION FLEXIBILITY
Add Capacity. Add a Second Source. Or Switch When You Need To.
Whether you are adding capacity to an existing product, qualifying a second source, changing manufacturers, or setting up production for a new product, we start with the what you already have. For existing products, that means working from the current specification, tooling, approved samples, quality standards, packaging, and production requirements. For new products, we can start from the approved design, specification, prototype, and commercial targets.
Existing production can continue while the new route is qualified, sampled, tested, and approved.
01
START WITH WHAT ALREADY EXISTS
We review the product information, approvals, and production assets already in place so we know what the new manufacturing setup needs to reproduce or deliver.
KEY ELEMENTS
Drawings · Specification · BOM · Approved sample / prototype · Tooling · Quality standards · Packaging · Target cost · Current / expected volumes
02
BUILD THE PRODUCTION REQUIREMENTS
We translate the approved product into the manufacturing requirements a factory needs to meet — from processes and equipment to capacity, compliance, packaging, and quality controls.
KEY ELEMENTS
Processes · Materials · Equipment · Tooling · Capacity · Compliance · Packaging · Quality controls
03
QUALIFY THE RIGHT MANUFACTURING SETUP
We evaluate factories and production routes against the actual requirements of the product, rather than trying to fit the product into whichever supplier happens to be available.
KEY ELEMENTS
Factory capability · Cost · Capacity · Location · Equipment · Material access · Production fit
04
SAMPLE + VALIDATE
We make and review samples against the approved product requirements, resolve differences, and establish the standard that production will be expected to match.
KEY ELEMENTS
Product match · Finish · Components · Function · Packaging · Testing · Inspection criteria
05
PROVE THE PRODUCTION
Before relying on the new setup at scale, we verify that the approved product can be reproduced consistently under actual production conditions.
KEY ELEMENTS
Pilot / first run · Inline QC · Final inspection · Production consistency
06
CHOOSE HOW TO SCALE IT
Once the setup is proven, it can support whatever the product and supply strategy require — from a first production source to additional capacity, parallel production, or a controlled supplier transition.
KEY ELEMENTS
First production source · Add capacity · Second source · Parallel production · Controlled switch · Future backup route
Keep what works. Change what needs to change. Build the options you’re missing.
Learn more about what we doON-THE-GROUND CONTROL
Know the Factory Behind the Production
A manufacturing partner should not become a black box. You should be able to review the facility, understand the processes behind your product, and verify the manufacturing and quality setup. Kenyield’s local teams in Asia work directly with our owned facilities and qualified partner factories on production, engineering, quality control, and inspections. You know where your product is made, how it’s managed, and who is overseeing it.
YEARS PRODUCT DEVELOPMENT + MANUFACTURING
OWNED FACILITIES DIRECT MANUFACTURING EXPERIENCE
MANUFACTURING PARTNERS BROADER SOURCING + PRODUCTION OPTIONS
DESIGN · ENGINEERING · QUALITY · SUPPLY CHAIN
TEAMS WHERE PRODUCTS ARE MANUFACTURED
Frequently Asked Questions
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Bring Us the Setup You Have. We'll Tell You What's Actually Holding It Back.
Current factory, current costs, current risk — send us what you're working with and we'll benchmark it against what's realistic.
Discuss Your Productor email us directly: sales@kenyield.com