Panasonic to boost sales of energy-saving lighting appliances

Panasonic to boost sales of energy-saving lighting appliances

OSAKA, Japan - A woman shows off energy-saving lighting appliances using such illuminants as fluorescent bulbs and light-emitting diodes developed by Panasonic Electric Works Co. The company said Oct. 16 it will increase sales of energy-saving lighting appliances to 70 percent of its total lighting equipment sales by fiscal 2012 from the present 50 percent.

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