Aug 16, 2026Product Development & Case Studies
Rewood Factory Update: Our New Bamboo & Wood Manufacturing Facility in Longquan
Rewood has moved its bamboo and wood manufacturing operations to a new Longquan facility. This update explains the move, our current factory, and how Yiwu and Longquan work together.
Rewood has moved its bamboo and wood manufacturing operations to a new production facility in Longquan, Zhejiang, China.
As we begin using new factory photographs across our website, product-development content and customer communications, we want to explain this change clearly—especially for existing buyers who may remember seeing a different Rewood factory building in our earlier materials.
The previous facility was part of Rewood’s manufacturing history. The new Longquan facility is now the current location representing our bamboo and wood manufacturing operations.
For importers, distributors, retailers and private-label homeware brands evaluating Rewood as a long-term supplier, this update explains what has changed, what remains the same, and how our Longquan manufacturing base works together with our Yiwu office.
Quick Answer: Has Rewood Moved to a New Factory?
Yes. Rewood’s bamboo and wood manufacturing operations have moved to a new facility in Longquan, Zhejiang.
From now on, current Rewood factory exterior photographs will primarily show this new manufacturing facility.
Some older articles, presentations or other materials may still show our previous factory building. Those images were taken before the relocation and should not be confused with our current production facility.
The move does not change Rewood’s core B2B focus:
- Bamboo and wooden houseware
- OEM/ODM product development
- Private-label projects
- Custom logo and packaging
- Quality-control coordination
- Export-oriented production
- Support for importers, distributors, retailers and homeware brands
We are publishing this update so buyers can clearly understand the transition between our previous facility and our current manufacturing base.
Our Current Bamboo & Wood Manufacturing Facility in Longquan
Rewood’s current bamboo and wood manufacturing base is located in Longquan, Zhejiang Province, China.
The new factory shown in the cover image is now the facility that buyers should associate with Rewood’s current bamboo and wooden houseware manufacturing operations.
Future factory introductions, new website content and factory-visit arrangements will use the new Longquan facility as our current manufacturing reference.
For professional B2B buyers, keeping this information current matters.
Supplier websites and articles may remain online for many years, while operating locations can change over time. When that happens, we believe it is better to explain the change clearly rather than simply replacing old photographs and leaving buyers to wonder why the factory suddenly looks different.
Why Are We Publishing This Factory Update?
Buyers may discover Rewood through different channels and at different times, including:
- Google search
- AI search tools
- Alibaba
- Our independent website
- Product presentations
- Previous quotations
- Factory photographs
- Recommendations and referrals
This means an existing or prospective buyer may see Rewood content produced before and after the relocation.
Without an explanation, reasonable questions might include:
- Why does the factory building look different?
- Has Rewood changed manufacturers?
- Which facility is the current factory?
- Is the Yiwu office also the factory?
- Why do older Rewood articles show another building?
- Where should buyers go for a current factory visit?
The answer is straightforward:
The new Longquan facility is Rewood’s current bamboo and wood manufacturing base, while older factory exterior photographs show our previous production location.
What Has Changed?
The most visible change is the manufacturing location and the factory exterior shown in our current materials.
Going forward, Rewood will use photographs of the new Longquan facility when presenting our current bamboo and wood manufacturing base.
This applies particularly to:
- About Us content
- Current factory introductions
- New company presentations
- Factory-visit information
- New manufacturing articles
- Current sourcing discussions
- New product-development materials
Buyers reviewing newly published Rewood content should therefore expect to see the new factory rather than the previous building.
What Has Not Changed?
A new factory building does not mean that Rewood has changed its core business direction.
Our focus remains on supporting B2B buyers with bamboo, wooden and related home-and-living products.
Depending on the individual project, our support may include:
- OEM/ODM product development
- Product specification coordination
- Sample development
- Bamboo and wood product manufacturing
- Custom logo application
- Private-label packaging
- Barcode and label coordination
- Production follow-up
- Quality-control coordination
- Export-carton preparation
- Shipment coordination
- Repeat-order management
Our project approach also remains the same: specifications should be confirmed according to the actual product and order.
Material, dimensions, construction, finish, packaging, inspection requirements, testing requirements, order quantity and production schedule should not be assumed to be identical for every project.
From Our Previous Factory to the New Longquan Facility
The photograph below shows Rewood’s previous manufacturing facility.
Rewood’s previous manufacturing facility before relocation to the current Longquan production site.
We are intentionally showing the previous factory in this article rather than simply removing every older image from our history.
If an existing buyer remembers seeing this building in an earlier quotation, presentation or article, it does not mean the earlier information was incorrect.
It means the photograph was taken before Rewood moved its bamboo and wood manufacturing operations to the current facility.
From now on:
Previous factory = historical Rewood manufacturing facility
New Longquan factory = current Rewood manufacturing facility
This distinction also explains why buyers may encounter different factory exterior photographs when reviewing older and newer Rewood content.
Why Factory Transparency Matters for Professional Buyers
Professional importers and homeware brands normally evaluate more than product appearance and unit price.
They may also need to understand:
- Who manufactures the product
- Where relevant production takes place
- Who manages product specifications
- Who communicates revisions
- Who follows production
- Who coordinates quality requirements
- Who controls packaging information
- Who prepares the order for shipment
- Who communicates with the buyer when an issue occurs
Factory information is one part of this supplier-evaluation process.
When a supplier changes facilities, explaining the relationship between the previous and current locations reduces unnecessary uncertainty.
This is particularly relevant for:
- Long-term importers
- Distributors
- Private-label brands
- Retail buyers
- Purchasing teams
- Sourcing companies
- Buyers planning factory audits
- Customers preparing repeat-order programs
For buyers evaluating a supplier more broadly, our bamboo and wood houseware manufacturer evaluation guide covers additional areas such as specifications, QC, packaging and repeat-order consistency.
Yiwu Office and Longquan Factory Have Different Functions
One point we want to make especially clear is the difference between Rewood’s Yiwu office and our Longquan manufacturing base.
They perform different functions within our B2B operations.
Longquan Manufacturing Base
The Longquan facility is Rewood’s current bamboo and wood manufacturing base.
Depending on the individual product and project, relevant manufacturing work may include:
- Bamboo and wood component preparation
- Product processing
- Assembly
- Surface finishing
- Production-stage inspection
- Packaging preparation
- Bulk-order production coordination
Yiwu Office
Our Yiwu operation focuses more on the commercial, sourcing, order-management and export-coordination side of the business.
Depending on the project, the Yiwu team may support:
- Buyer communication
- RFQ coordination
- Sample follow-up
- Packaging artwork coordination
- Barcode and label requirements
- Order follow-up
- Multi-SKU coordination
- Selected sourcing projects
- Shipment preparation
- Pallet supply when required
- Palletizing and shipment stabilization
- Export and logistics coordination
Therefore, a shipment coordinated or dispatched through Yiwu does not mean the products were manufactured in Yiwu.
For selected complementary home-and-living categories, Rewood may also coordinate production through partner factories.
When partner factories are involved, we believe the manufacturing and coordination responsibilities should remain clear rather than presenting every product as if it came from the same production building.
What Happens to Older Factory Photos on Our Website?
We do not believe every historical production image should automatically be deleted simply because the factory has moved.
Our approach is to distinguish between current factory information and historical production content.
About Us and Current Factory Information
These should use photographs of the new Longquan facility.
New Blog Articles
When an article requires a current factory exterior, we will use the new facility.
Older Real Production Photos
Older photographs showing genuine production activities may remain when they accurately document the manufacturing process at that time.
Older Factory Exterior Photos
Where older exterior photographs remain relevant, they should be understood or identified as images of Rewood’s previous manufacturing facility.
This allows us to preserve real historical production content while making our current manufacturing location clear.
What Does the Move Mean for Existing Buyers?
For existing customers, the most important point is that the approved product specification remains the reference for repeat orders.
A factory relocation should not be treated as a reason to ignore previously agreed product standards.
Depending on the project, repeat-order references may include:
- Approved sample
- Product drawings
- Dimensions
- Material requirements
- Surface finish
- Logo position
- Packaging artwork
- Barcode requirements
- Carton information
- Inspection requirements
- Previous production notes
When a repeat order is placed, these references help connect the previous approved product with the new production run.
For professional buyers, sample-to-bulk and repeat-order consistency matter more than whether the exterior of the factory building remains unchanged forever.
What Does the New Factory Mean for New Buyers?
For new buyers evaluating Rewood, the new Longquan facility will now be the primary factory presented during current bamboo and wood sourcing discussions.
A typical new project may begin with:
- Product reference or drawing
- Intended application
- Material preference
- Dimensions
- Estimated quantity
- Target market
- Branding requirements
- Packaging requirements
- Inspection requirements
- Destination
The project can then progress through a structured B2B process:
RFQ → Product Review → Sampling → Approval → Production → Quality Control → Packaging → Shipment
Buyers preparing a new project can also review our guide to requesting a quote for custom bamboo and wood houseware before sending an RFQ.
Can Buyers Visit the New Rewood Factory?
Yes. Factory visits can be arranged in advance for qualified buyers and active or relevant sourcing projects.
A factory visit may help buyers:
- Understand Rewood’s manufacturing structure
- Review relevant product categories
- Discuss OEM/ODM development
- Review physical samples
- Discuss material options
- Review packaging requirements
- Discuss quality expectations
- Prepare larger or repeat orders
- Evaluate Rewood as a long-term supplier
Visits should normally be arranged in advance so the relevant team, product information and discussion points can be prepared.
Buyers visiting Rewood should also confirm whether their purpose requires a visit to the Longquan manufacturing base, the Yiwu office, or both.
The two locations serve different functions.
How Should Professional Buyers Evaluate a Factory Relocation?
A factory relocation should not be evaluated simply by asking whether the new building looks bigger or newer.
More useful questions include:
1. Is the Current Production Location Clearly Identified?
The supplier should be able to explain where the relevant manufacturing operations take place.
2. Are Existing Product Specifications Still Controlled?
Previous approved standards should remain available for repeat-order reference.
3. Are Samples and Product Revisions Managed Clearly?
The production team should know which version has been approved.
4. Are Packaging and Label Requirements Still Controlled?
Artwork, barcodes, labels and carton information should remain connected to the correct product.
5. Has the Supplier Explained the Change?
Transparency is especially important in long-term supplier relationships.
6. Can Buyers Review the Current Facility?
Professional buyers conducting supplier qualification should be able to obtain current factory information rather than relying only on photographs taken several years earlier.
These questions tell a buyer more about supplier management than the appearance of a factory exterior alone.
What Can Factory Exterior Photos Actually Prove?
Factory photographs are useful evidence, but they should not be used to support claims that the image itself cannot demonstrate.
The photographs in this article can show:
- Rewood’s current factory exterior
- Rewood’s previous factory exterior
- The physical change between the previous and current manufacturing locations
They do not, by themselves, prove:
- Monthly production capacity
- Number of employees
- Number of production lines
- Specific equipment
- Increased production output
- Factory-audit results
- Product certification
- Individual product compliance
Those points require separate project information, documentation or verification.
For this reason, we do not attach unsupported capacity or performance claims to a photograph simply because the new facility looks different.
Rewood’s Manufacturing Focus Remains Bamboo & Wood Houseware
Rewood continues to work with importers, distributors, wholesalers, retailers and private-label brands on bamboo and wooden homeware projects.
Our product-development areas include categories such as:
- Kitchen and dining
- Bamboo and wooden utensils
- Cutting boards
- Home storage and organization
- Office and workspace organization
- Bathroom and laundry products
- Other bamboo and wooden household products
For selected complementary home-and-living categories, sourcing may also be coordinated through our partner-factory network.
The manufacturing source and project structure should always be evaluated according to the actual product rather than assuming that every category is made at one location.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where Is Rewood’s Current Bamboo and Wood Factory?
Rewood’s current bamboo and wood manufacturing facility is located in Longquan, Zhejiang, China. New current-factory exterior photographs published by Rewood will use this facility.
Did Rewood Move to a New Factory?
Yes. Rewood’s bamboo and wood manufacturing operations have moved from the previous facility to the new Longquan production facility.
Why Do Some Older Rewood Photos Show a Different Factory?
Those photographs were taken before the relocation. They show Rewood’s previous manufacturing facility and may still appear in older articles, presentations or historical materials.
Did Rewood Change to a Different Manufacturer?
The factory relocation should not be interpreted simply as Rewood replacing its bamboo and wood manufacturing operations with an unrelated supplier. The new Longquan facility is now Rewood’s current manufacturing base for these operations.
Is Rewood’s Yiwu Office the Factory?
No. The Yiwu office and Longquan manufacturing base perform different functions. Longquan is the bamboo and wood manufacturing base, while Yiwu focuses more on sales, project coordination, sourcing and selected export and logistics activities.
Can Buyers Visit the New Factory?
Yes. Factory visits can be arranged in advance for qualified buyers and relevant projects.
Will Older Production Photos Be Removed from the Website?
Not necessarily. Genuine historical production photographs may remain when they accurately represent manufacturing activity at the time. Current factory exterior introductions will use the new Longquan facility.
Does the New Factory Mean Rewood Has Increased Production Capacity?
This article does not make a specific capacity claim. Production capacity should be evaluated according to the actual product, manufacturing process, order quantity and current production schedule.
Can Rewood Still Support OEM and Private-Label Projects?
Yes. Rewood continues to support OEM/ODM product development, custom branding, private-label packaging and B2B bamboo and wood houseware projects according to individual project requirements.
Planning a Factory Visit or New Project?
A professional supplier relationship should be built on more than factory photographs.
Clear product specifications, transparent manufacturing information, consistent quality requirements and reliable project communication all matter.
Rewood’s new Longquan facility is now our current bamboo and wood manufacturing base.
For a new project, repeat order or factory visit, please send us:
- Product reference or drawing
- Product category
- Material requirements
- Estimated quantity
- Target market
- Logo requirements
- Packaging requirements
- Inspection requirements
- Expected timeline
About the Author
Written by Jessie Jiang
Overseas Business Development, Rewood Houseware
Jessie works with importers, distributors, retailers and private-label brands on bamboo and wood houseware manufacturing, OEM/ODM product development, private-label packaging, order coordination and export projects.
Reviewed by the Rewood Manufacturing & Overseas Business Team
This article documents Rewood’s transition from its previous manufacturing facility to the current bamboo and wood production facility in Longquan, Zhejiang.
Last updated: August 16, 2026