Approval of new float glass projects tightened

Date: 14 September 2007

China's regulators aren't likely to approve new float glass projects in eastern coastal regions and central regions, given regional development strategy and ongoing industrial technology upgrades, the Shanghai Securities News reported today.

Glass makers in these regions are required to shift their focus to technological renovation of their current production lines, according to the Criteria for Access to Float Glass Industry, rules which took effect yesterday.

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