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TR 65/35 35/2*20/2 67” ie manino mo togiga

O matou o loʻo tuʻuina atu faʻapolofesa TR ie ma tau faʻatauvaʻa. Soʻo se manaʻoga, pls lagona le saoloto e faʻafesoʻotaʻi i matou. O lau su'esu'ega po'o fa'amatalaga o le a matou fa'alogoina tele.

Fa'atomuaga Falegaosi

E iai sau sikaipi malosi malosi i le R&D, Fuafuaga ma le gaosiga mo ie. E oʻo mai i le taimi nei, pisinisi Textile a Chagnshan e lua fale gaosi oloa ma tagata faigaluega o le 5,054, ma e aofia ai le 1,400,000 sikuea mita. O le pisinisi ie ua saunia i le 450,000 spindles, ma le 1,000 air-jet looms (e aofia ai seti 40 o jacquard looms). O le fale su'esu'e fale a Changshan sa agava'a e le matagaluega a le Malo o le Matagaluega o Saienisi ma Tekonolosi a Saina, Pulega Lautele a Saina Tiute, National Atina'e ma Toefuata'iga komisi, ma Saina National Accreditation Auaunaga mo le Conformity Assessment.

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