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    The future of Nissan Sunderland expected by end of May

    Robin RobertsBy Robin RobertsMay 18, 2020No Comments
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    The UK plant builds cars for the UK and Europe and the Japanese car maker is preparing a new global production plan which will see a 20% reduction in capacity and that is expected to see it concentrate on the Far East and USA.

    There was a report this week that it is about to announce the closure of its pickup and ev plant in Barcelona which employs over 3,000 people.

    Nissan said it plans to make a statement about global production plans on 28 May and its impact on the 6,000 people employed there as well as hundreds more in the UK supply chain. It has previously escaped mass job losses due to its efficiency and productivity making about 440,000 cars last year.

    Ford Bridgend Engine Plant, which is closing at the end of 2020, will reopen today after a realignment of work stations in accordance with CV19 guidelines and Welsh law.

    Vauxhall Luton will also start making vans again on monday with new restrictions introduced.

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