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Sourcing Attractiveness Index

Country Attractiveness Index

Labour cost competitiveness, supply base depth, logistics infrastructure, trade access, innovation capacity and sustainability credentials scored across eleven sourcing countries. Use alongside the EU Compliance and Geopolitical Risk indices for a complete sourcing picture.

9 = most attractive · 1 = least attractive — opposite direction to the risk indices.

China

6.4

overall 6.4 · ten dimensions

East Asia

Labour cost competitiveness4Supply base depth9Logistics & infrastructure8Workforce skills7Scalability3Ease of doing business5Trade access & tariffs8Sustainability baseline5Innovation & IP9Quality standards6
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India

5.7

overall 5.7 · ten dimensions

South Asia

Labour cost competitiveness7Supply base depth6Logistics & infrastructure5Workforce skills7Scalability5Ease of doing business4Trade access & tariffs6Sustainability baseline4Innovation & IP8Quality standards5
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Indonesia

5.2

overall 5.2 · ten dimensions

Southeast Asia

Labour cost competitiveness7Supply base depth5Logistics & infrastructure5Workforce skills5Scalability5Ease of doing business5Trade access & tariffs4Sustainability baseline4Innovation & IP7Quality standards5
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Malaysia

5.5

overall 5.5 · ten dimensions

Southeast Asia

Labour cost competitiveness5Supply base depth6Logistics & infrastructure7Workforce skills6Scalability5Ease of doing business6Trade access & tariffs5Sustainability baseline4Innovation & IP5Quality standards6
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Thailand

5.8

overall 5.8 · ten dimensions

Southeast Asia

Labour cost competitiveness5Supply base depth7Logistics & infrastructure7Workforce skills6Scalability5Ease of doing business6Trade access & tariffs5Sustainability baseline5Innovation & IP6Quality standards6
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Vietnam

5.9

overall 5.9 · ten dimensions

Southeast Asia

Labour cost competitiveness8Supply base depth5Logistics & infrastructure6Workforce skills6Scalability9Ease of doing business5Trade access & tariffs4Sustainability baseline4Innovation & IP7Quality standards5
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United Kingdom

6.2

overall 6.2 · ten dimensions

Europe

Labour cost competitiveness2Supply base depth6Logistics & infrastructure7Workforce skills8Scalability3Ease of doing business7Trade access & tariffs8Sustainability baseline8Innovation & IP5Quality standards8
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United States

6.6

overall 6.6 · ten dimensions

North America

Labour cost competitiveness2Supply base depth7Logistics & infrastructure8Workforce skills8Scalability3Ease of doing business7Trade access & tariffs9Sustainability baseline6Innovation & IP8Quality standards8
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Singapore

7.0

overall 7.0 · ten dimensions

Southeast Asia

Labour cost competitiveness2Supply base depth5Logistics & infrastructure9Workforce skills9Scalability8Ease of doing business9Trade access & tariffs8Sustainability baseline8Innovation & IP3Quality standards9
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Brazil

4.3

overall 4.3 · ten dimensions

South America

Labour cost competitiveness4Supply base depth6Logistics & infrastructure4Workforce skills5Scalability3Ease of doing business3Trade access & tariffs5Sustainability baseline3Innovation & IP5Quality standards5
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Philippines

5.0

overall 5.0 · ten dimensions

Southeast Asia

Labour cost competitiveness7Supply base depth4Logistics & infrastructure4Workforce skills7Scalability6Ease of doing business4Trade access & tariffs4Sustainability baseline4Innovation & IP5Quality standards5
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Scores are updated annually. 9 = most attractive, 1 = least attractive — the opposite direction to the EU Compliance and Geopolitical Risk indices. Currency competitiveness, geographic proximity, and historical trade relationships are not scored — see methodology for discussion.