Toyota to shut down US plants
03-24-2011 | 06:09 PM
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Toyota Adjusts May Production in North America
Previously, TEMA had announced production suspensions on Mondays and Fridays during the period April 15 through April 25. TEMA will continue the Monday and Friday production suspension pattern during the period April 26-June 3. During the same period, production will run at 50 percent on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
More... http://pressroom.toyota.com/releases...?view_id=40278
Toyota Adjusts May Production in North America
Previously, TEMA had announced production suspensions on Mondays and Fridays during the period April 15 through April 25. TEMA will continue the Monday and Friday production suspension pattern during the period April 26-June 3. During the same period, production will run at 50 percent on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
More... http://pressroom.toyota.com/releases...?view_id=40278
04-22-2011 | 09:10 AM
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Toyota Outlines Timeline for Restoring Normal Production
TOYOTA CITY, JAPAN, April 22, 2011 -- After an in-depth analysis of its suppliers affected by the earthquake and tsunami, Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC) announced today that global production will begin to ramp up as soon as July in Japan and August in North America, with all models back to normal production by November or December 2011.
The one-month difference in the start date is due to the time required to ship parts from Japan to overseas plants.
TOYOTA CITY, JAPAN, April 22, 2011 -- After an in-depth analysis of its suppliers affected by the earthquake and tsunami, Toyota Motor Corporation (TMC) announced today that global production will begin to ramp up as soon as July in Japan and August in North America, with all models back to normal production by November or December 2011.
The one-month difference in the start date is due to the time required to ship parts from Japan to overseas plants.
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