As we get ready to close out this year and welcome 2021, we can finally say goodbye to a year that has been “challenging” to say the least. 2020 has not been easy for anyone in the supply chain, from manufacturers down to consumers. But it has led us, at Insight, and...
When you hear the words “New Year’s resolution,” goals like going to the gym, eating healthier, and getting your house organized might spring to mind. Resolutions don’t have to be limited to personal goals, however. As we begin a new year, we have the opportunity to...
As we close out another year, it is time to reflect on the past twelve months and prepare for a fresh start in 2020. For importers it was an interesting year, to say the least. In 2019, the biggest news was undoubtedly the U.S.-China trade war. We’ve seen successive...
In a world that is constantly changing, it’s important to keep up with all the latest developments in your industry. Last month we attended the ICPHSO International Symposium in Dublin, Ireland. ICPHSO (Pronounced IK-FA-SO) is the International Consumer Product Health...
At Insight Quality, we take great pride in our employees. We aim to hire great people and always treat them right. Doing so helps us get the best possible results for our customers. Since we have such a great team, we decided to start a periodic feature to help us...
It was in March of 2014 that we began our journey as a company. Now, with 16,139 inspections under our belt and more than 500 factory audits completed, we’re here celebrating our 5th anniversary! Starting out as a one-man team, our founder Andy Church took the leap...
As the holidays draw to a close, it is time to reflect on the past year and look ahead to the future. So, what happened this year? 2018 was an interesting year in global politics. The US-China trade war has caused importers to take a careful look at their supply...
When you’re manufacturing products in Asia, quality control is of the utmost concern. You don’t want poor quality products to ship that could cause you or your brand to end up with a bad reputation for poor quality, unsafe, or defective products. That’s why you should...
