Apple’s India supply chain encounters setback — what ‘Make in India’ still lacks
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A deadly accident at a Tata Electronics plant in Hosur, Tamil Nadu has again turned the spotlight on Apple's India supply chain. On Monday evening, three contract workers were cleaning a wastewater tank at the iPhone parts facility when they inhaled toxic gas and died. Apple and Tata have launched investigations, and the Tamil Nadu government promised a full probe.
Chu Daye is a business reporter at the Global Times focusing on general topics, trade, investment and energy.
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