21/10/2026
Meet Joey, our Aussie kangaroo, who somehow ended up being the face of Chinese New Year 2027! π§§π
You might be wondering... shouldn't there be a goat in this picture?
Well, there should be!
Turns out, Goaty forgot to check his schedule and completely missed his own photoshoot. Luckily, Joey was around to fill in for him! π
Moral of the story? Don't be like Goaty. Plan ahead!
Speaking of planning ahead, Chinese New Year falls on 6 February 2027, and factories across China will be preparing for their annual holiday break.
During this period, factory closures and increased demand leading up to the holidays can affect production schedules, manufacturing lead times and shipping arrangements.
If you have upcoming manufacturing projects, repeat orders or new production requirements, now is a great time to start the conversation.
At Dragon Metal Manufacturing, we work closely with our manufacturing partners in China to help customers plan production around the holiday period and minimise potential disruptions.
Don't let your production schedule end up like Goaty's calendar! ππ
Get in touch with our team to discuss your upcoming projects and plan ahead for Chinese New Year 2027.
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