A Memorable Team Outing

Last Friday, our business department enjoyed a fantastic team-building outing filled with fun, food, and bonding.

The day began with a delicious lunch at a countryside restaurant, where we savored authentic local dishes. Afterward, the real excitement began—we split into teams for an adrenaline-pumping game of paintball (CS), followed by thrilling go-kart races and archery competitions. For those who preferred a more relaxed activity, mahjong provided a strategic and entertaining alternative.

As evening approached, we gathered for a mouthwatering barbecue, grilling meat and vegetables while sharing laughs. Later, we headed to a karaoke session, where both talented singers and enthusiastic amateurs took the stage, cheering each other on. The highlight of the night was the bonfire party—we sat around the fire, roasting marshmallows, telling stories, and enjoying the warm glow under the starry sky.

This outing was more than just a day of fun; it strengthened our teamwork and created unforgettable memories. Everyone returned home tired but happy, already looking forward to the next adventure together.

How Can Mat Manufacturers Survive Increased US Tariffs?

The recent rise in US tariffs poses significant challenges for diaper mat manufacturers, but strategic adjustments can help them survive and even thrive.

Firstly, “cost optimization” is crucial. Manufacturers should streamline production processes, adopt energy-efficient technologies, and negotiate better raw material prices to offset higher tariffs. Sourcing materials locally or from tariff-exempt countries can also reduce expenses.

Secondly, ‘’diversifying markets’’ can mitigate risks. Instead of relying solely on the US, companies should explore emerging markets in Europe, Asia, or Latin America, where demand for baby products is growing.

Thirdly, “enhancing product value” justifies price increases. Investing in eco-friendly, hypoallergenic, or premium-quality diaper mats can attract customers willing to pay more despite tariffs.

Lastly, “lobbying for exemptions” may help. Collaborating with industry associations to appeal for lower tariffs on essential childcare products could provide relief.

By cutting costs, expanding markets, improving products, and advocating for policy changes, diaper mat manufacturers can navigate tariff challenges and sustain profitability.