Japanese Company to Suspend Operations at Hungarian Battery Plant
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News has emerged of another industrial shutdown in Hungary. Japan’s Nippon Paper will suspend operations at its Hungarian subsidiary, Nippon Paper Chemicals Europe Zrt., effective December 31, Magyar Nemzet reported.
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