Taiwan firms resuming production in China as Covid-19 curbs ease: Minister


Economy Minister Wang Mei-hua said companies were still facing problems such as supply chain and logistics issues. - AFP

TAIPEI (Reuters): Roughly half of Taiwanese companies that had previously suspended work in China due to Covid-19 control measures have resumed production as curbs ease, the island's economy minister said on Thursday (May 19).

Shanghai and neighbouring Kunshan, a hub for Taiwanese electronics makers including Apple supplier Quanta Computer Inc, last month imposed stringent lockdowns to control the country's biggest Covid outbreak.

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