Kobe Steel falsified quality data for 50 years — and the parts went into planes and cars
In 2017, Kobe Steel admitted falsifying quality data for aluminum and copper products for up to 50 years. Parts went into Boeing planes and Toyota cars.
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In 2017, Kobe Steel admitted falsifying quality data for aluminum and copper products for up to 50 years. Parts went into Boeing planes and Toyota cars.
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