(Sorry folks... I'm at a trade show doing some glad-handing and man-o-man am I beat. I'll be back to normal in time for Friday. Meanwhile... here's some Tochigi-ken news)
Teijin DuPont Films Limited'sUtsunomiya-shi (Utsunomiya City) factory in Tochigi-ken (Tochigi Prefecture), Japan, has returned tofull-scale production, three months after it had suspended PET (polyethylene terephthalate aka plastic) filmproduction following the 9.0 Magnitude that shook Japan on March 12, 2011. It had resumed partial operation on April 30.
Another Teijin plant in Ibaraki-ken (Ibaraki Prefecture)was back to full steam inlate March, and now all Teijin Groupfacilities nationwide are now operating on a normal basis.
Teijin DuPont Films Limited'sUtsunomiya-shi (Utsunomiya City) factory in Tochigi-ken (Tochigi Prefecture), Japan, has returned tofull-scale production, three months after it had suspended PET (polyethylene terephthalate aka plastic) filmproduction following the 9.0 Magnitude that shook Japan on March 12, 2011. It had resumed partial operation on April 30.
Another Teijin plant in Ibaraki-ken (Ibaraki Prefecture)was back to full steam inlate March, and now all Teijin Groupfacilities nationwide are now operating on a normal basis.
Basedin Tokyo and Osaka, Teijin is a global technology-driven groupoperating in eight main fields: aramid fibers, carbon fibers &composites, polyester fibers, plastics, films, medical &pharmaceuticals, fiber products marketing and IT businesses. TeijinLimited is the holding company for the Teijin Group. The Group consists of 150 companiesand 17,542 employees worldwide, and enjoyed consolidated sales of ¥815.7-billion (Cdn/US$ 9.8-billion) in the fiscal year ending March 31, 2011.
The Group offered no word on what the twin disasters might mean to its bottom line for the current fiscal year.
Files compiled by Andrew Joseph
The Group offered no word on what the twin disasters might mean to its bottom line for the current fiscal year.
Files compiled by Andrew Joseph
