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Quality Control Firms Focus on Flexibility to Counter Coronavirus Disruption

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An Intertek Hong Kong facility is closed for two weeks, sparking questions of how China quality control companies are handling the outbreak.
Factory workers in China return to manufacturing sites as the country aims to resume business following the Lunar New Year holiday, which was extended due to the ongoing coronavirus outbreak.
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Following a Chinese New Year break that was extended due to the coronavirus epidemic, a significant portion of factories in China have reopened. But beyond postponed production and supply chain struggles, fashion firms are facing potential delays in their quality control processing. On Feb. 16, Intertek announced that a worker in its Hong Kong garment…

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