Gunze closes four apparel factories, 82 take the exit offer
Gunze's underwear business shrank until four factories and two logistics bases closed — the buyout drew 82 of 4,339 employees, 2% of the group.
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Gunze's underwear business shrank until four factories and two logistics bases closed — the buyout drew 82 of 4,339 employees, 2% of the group.
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