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Toyota's European plants to remain closed

Toyota builds the Yaris at its plant in Valenciennes, France. (Benoit Tessier/REUTERS)
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Chang-Ran Kim
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Reuters
March 30, 2020 07:37 AM

TOKYO -- Toyota said it would extend a production suspension at all of its factories in Europe, with the exception of Russia, until further notice.

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