, according to a Chinese state media report. The sprawling campus in central China, owned by Apple\n \n supplier Foxconn, was running at 90% of planned production capacity at the end of December, the Henan Daily newspaper reported Tuesday. It cited an interview with Wang Xue, deputy general manager of the facility, which is also known as iPhone city. “At the moment, the order books look good, and the orders will peak from now until a few months after Chinese New Year,” he was quoted as saying.
The report of a nearly full resumption of production comes one month after China abruptly ended three years of pandemic controls, setting off a huge wave of Covid infections. According to a report in the Wall Street Journal, a letter from Foxconn founder Terry Gou played a major role in persuading Chinese leaders to accelerate plans to dismantle the country’s Covid-19 policies. Gou was quoted as warning that strict Covid controls would threaten China’s central position in global supply chains.
Wonder how they got them to go back to work......Apple knows
these protests were not because of COVID restrictions, because of some incentives for employees were withdrawn by company
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