Global Industry: The cost-benefit ratio has to be »the best«

Bremerhaven. (bm) In highly developed markets, there is currently hardly a flower pot to be won when it comes to expanding market share. Those who can maintain their position are relieved. Today, consumers buy where the cost-benefit ratio is best. Automation helps to reduce production costs. Where labor costs are very high in relation to the end product, you have to be very creative to be able to operate profitably. A lot of work has to be done to turn the cost-benefit ratio around in the eyes of customers. Other topics: