Towel makers against safeguard team up with Chinese exporters

Towel makers against safeguard team up with Chinese exporters

TOKYO, Japan - Toshihiro Yagi, the head of a group of 10 Japanese towel makers with production bases in China, holds a news conference Sept. 7 in Tokyo. He said the Japanese group has linked up with a Chinese group of textile traders to prevent Japan from slapping a restriction on towel imports from China.

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