How Can Lion Paper's A+B+C Production Model Help With Your Business?
- Leo Xia
- Jun 27
- 4 min read
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1. Solving Production Challenges with Lion Paper's A+B+C Production Model
Are you struggling with high production costs, long lead times, or limited flexibility in meeting your customers' demands? In today’s fast-paced global market, these challenges are more common than ever. But what if you could eliminate these barriers and gain a competitive edge?
Lion Paper Products has created a game-changing solution with our A+B+C model, launched in 2024. This model connects three strategically located production bases—A(China), B(South Korea), and C(Cambodia)—to maximize capacity, reduce costs, and deliver faster. With the flexibility to choose the best production location for your needs, we help you overcome the complexities of international trade and stay ahead of your competition.
In this article, I’ll walk you through how this model works and how it can benefit your business.

2. Advantages of Each Factory
2.1 Jiaxing, China: The Hub of Technology and Mass Production
Our Jiaxing factory in China acts as the technical and manufacturing center. This factory is designed for high-volume production, capable of quickly producing high-quality custom notebooks, planners, and other stationery products. It supports fast prototyping and high-standard orders, ensuring that we meet the most stringent customer demands.

2.2 Cambodia: Cost-Effective Production with Tariff Advantages
Our Cambodia factory plays a crucial role in handling overseas orders. Due to the low labor costs in Cambodia and policies like VAT exemptions and preferential tariffs (RCEP/GSP/EBA), this site allows us to lower the overall procurement cost for our clients, especially in the U.S. and European markets.

2.3 South Korea: Specialized in Small-Batch, Custom Orders
Our South Korea partner factory is highly flexible and excels in producing small-batch, customized orders with low MOQ (Minimum Order Quantity). This facility offers premium production quality and rapid turnaround times, catering to businesses that need unique designs and quick fulfillment without compromising on quality.

3. How This Model Works: Integrated Efficiency Across Three Locations
3.1 Printing and Final Production Are Possible at Any Location
Due to the complementary equipment in each location, all three factories are capable of completing both printing and post-production processes (binding, laminating, packaging) efficiently. This flexibility ensures that no matter where the production takes place, it can be done quickly without compromising on quality.

3.2 Increased Capacity and Flexibility in Meeting Customer Needs
With three factories working together, we can handle a variety of production scales, from large-scale runs to specialized small-batch orders. Clients are given more production location options, ensuring that their orders are handled with the best-suited factory for their specific needs.
3.3 Ensuring 70% of Production Happens Locally in Cambodia for Tariff Benefits
One of the unique aspects of our A+B+C model is that 70% of production happens at our Cambodia factory, ensuring we meet the origin of country (COO) requirements for U.S. and EU customers. This allows our clients to benefit from preferential tariff policies and clearance advantages, making their import process smoother and more cost-effective.
3.4 Tailored Solutions to Meet Different Material and Equipment Needs
Each country offers its own set of materials and equipment advantages. For example:
South Korea offers the lowest tariffs of the three, though the cost is higher compared to the other two factories.
China has complete industrial supply chains, offering flexibility in sourcing materials and packaging options, keeping costs low.
Cambodia offers stable production capacity with favorable tax rates, making it ideal for cost-effective, high-volume orders.

4. Why Choose Lion Paper’s A+B+C Model?
Lion Paper’s A+B+C model brings a unique mix of cost-efficiency, production flexibility, and speed. This multi-location strategy provides:
Lower procurement costs with preferential tariffs and local production capabilities
Faster turnaround for high-volume orders and custom designs
Risk diversification by sourcing from multiple regions with strong local capabilities
5. Conclusion: Building a Sustainable and Flexible Supply Chain
Lion Paper’s A+B+C model is not just about production—it’s about building long-term relationships with our clients by providing flexible, scalable, and cost-efficient solutions. Our integrated supply chain model helps you navigate the complexities of international trade, ensuring timely delivery, cost-effective sourcing, and compliance with global standards.
Let’s turn your production challenges into seamless solutions.
📩 Contact us today to explore how Lion Paper’s A+B+C model can benefit your business!
—Leo Xia, CEO, Lion Paper Products
FAQs:
Q1: Why does Lion Paper use this model?
A: It helps us offer diverse production options, cost savings, and timely delivery for our global clients.
Q2: Is this model suitable for both small and large orders?
A: Yes, the model is flexible enough to handle both high-volume orders and small-batch customization.
Q3: What are the advantages of working with Lion Paper?
A: We offer faster lead times, cost-efficient solutions, and a robust global supply chain.
Q4: How does this model help with compliance?
A: Our model ensures local compliance with tax policies, customs duties, and sourcing regulations in each country.
Q5: How do you ensure quality across multiple factories?
A: All factories are subject to the same rigorous quality control procedures, ensuring consistency.
Q6: How does this model reduce risks?
A: By diversifying production across three countries, we minimize the risks of geopolitical tensions, tariff changes, and production delays.
Are you looking for a reliable manufacturer? Reach out to Lion Paper for a free quote and consultation. Let’s collaborate on creating custom writing paper products that will set your brand apart from the competition.
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