FCA says China disruptions could threaten Europe production

FCA builds European versions of the Jeep Compass at its Melfi plant in Italy. FCA's European output could be hit by shortages of parts from China. (alessandro altavilla)

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Joe White

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Reuters

February 06, 2020 02:28 PM

DETROIT -- Disruptions to parts production caused by the coronavirus outbreak in China could threaten output at one of Fiat Chrysler Automobiles' plants in Europe within two to four weeks, CEO Mike Manley said.

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