Toyota halts output at all Japanese factories due to steel shortage

Toyota halts output at all Japanese factories due to steel shortage

Photo taken Feb. 8, 2016, shows Toyota Motor Corp.'s Motomachi factory in Toyota, Aichi Prefecture. The automaker suspended all production of its domestic factories the same day due to a steel shortage following an explosion in January at a steel plant in central Japan. (Kyodo) ==Kyodo

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