Why 'made in china' could eventually be good for consumers and bad for corporates seeking cheap labour from the argus For many consumers, the moniker made in china might have negative connotations.After all, what was wrong with made in england, eh?With production of everything from the traditional dr martens Boot to some of the m clothing range now being outsourced to the manufacturing superpower, people can be forgiven for going"Humph i want something made in my own country. " Personally speaking, i've banged on several times about"Seasonal plastic tat made in china"Within this blog.But that doesn't mean that being made in china is invariably bad. As readers of this blog will know, i've spent time in spain(I write regularly about spanish matters for an english magazine).Within spain, there's now a proliferation of what's known as tiendas De chino(Chinese shops).Some 5 6, 000 chinese ex pats run stores within malaga province alone. Alt ... Read more »