Leaked documentation hints at third-party Lightning to USB-C adapters in 2019

You’ll soon be able to snag third-party Lightning to USB-C adapters from third-party vendors.
Per MacRumors, documentation given to Hong Kong web site ChargerLabs indicates that firms in Apple’s Made for iPhone program should have the required parts by the middle of January 2019. This means the Lightning to USB-C products could arrive in shops in February or March.

Per the report:
Last week, Apple informed members of its Made for iPhone or “MFi” licensing program that Lightning to USB-C cables for charging and syncing are now permitted to be manufactured. These cables require a new Lightning connector with part number C94, which Made for iPhone program members can now order. Apple is selling the new Lightning connector to eligible hardware manufacturers for $2.88 per, and it is estimated to ship in six weeks, according to documentation shared with MacRumors by Hong Kong website ChargerLab.
That being said, expect more variety and choice where Lightning to USB-C vendors and accessories are concerned in 2019.
Via The Mac Observer and MacRumors