Early April Restart for Taiyo Yuden DVD-R Production
Taiyo Yuden announced that it is now producing CD-R discs at its That’s Fukushima subsidiary and plans to restart DVD-R manufacturing in early April.
Taiyo Yuden announced that it is now producing CD-R discs at its That’s Fukushima subsidiary and plans to restart DVD-R manufacturing in early April.
Taiyo Yuden announced that, with the partial restoration of electricity and other infrastructure, it is now shipping some recordable optical disc (CD-R, DVD-R, BD-R) products from its That’s Fukushima subsidiary.
Taiyo Yuden announced that, as of March 18th, recordable optical disc production (CD-R, DVD-R, BD-R) at its That’s Fukushima subsidiary will remain offline until further notice.
Taiyo Yuden announced the earthquake that struck the northern region of Japan on March 11, 2011 may affect shipments from its That’s Fukushima subsidiary, which manufacturers recordable CD (CD-R), DVD (DVD±R) and Blu-ray (BD-R) discs.
Some sad but not unexpected news today. Taiyo Yuden Co., Ltd. announced a number of severe actions aimed at dealing with eroding market conditions and an “extraordinary loss” within its recordable optical disc group. According to the statement, Taiyo Yuden will cut back its production of CD-R, DVD±R and BD-R media from a current level …
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