Xiamen Hualun Printing & Dyeing to Suspend Production for Two Months
On Jun 1, Xiamen Hualun Printing and Dyeing Co., Ltd, the subsidiary of Fujian Zhonghe Co., Ltd, announced that the company has suspended production from end May, 2017 and the shutdown will last about two months. The shutdown is mainly for the successful convening of 9th BRICS Summit held in Xiamen, the emission reduction project of its energy provider and the maintenance of the company's equipment.
Xiamen Hualun has five pad dyeing production lines, three printing production lines and ten jig dyeing production lines, with monthly output of 6 million meters of printed and dyed fabric.
2026-09-11
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