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Tuesday, Sep 18, 2012
Reuters
Nissan to restart production at China plants on Wednesday

KYO - Japan's Nissan Motor Co will resume production at four plants in China on Wednesday after having halted operations there following anti-Japanese demonstrations, a company spokesman said.

The automaker suspended production on Monday and Tuesday at two factories each in the southern Chinese city of Guangzhou and the central city of Zhengzhou.

 
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