TOKYO -- As a microchip shortage sends shock waves through the global car industry, one of Japan's main auto parts makers says it wants to swerve the risk of becoming a production "bottleneck" by revamping the way it manages its supply chains.
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Japan auto parts maker revamps supply chain to fight chip crunch
Nissan-backed Jatco takes aim at shortage that has slowed car industry
Jatco's plant in Shizuoka Prefecture in December 2018. The company's CEO says chip supplies remain tight and are still “very far from what the automotive industry had expected.” (Photo courtesy of Jatco)
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