Sentences with phrase «of factory made»

The Victory II became wider and a lot more carbon fiber was used on this new evolution, naturally those upward opening doors are again installed by Hamann to mimic those found on the Lamborghini flagship, but the Victory II completely changes the look of the factory made Gallardo LP560 - 4

They are lovely tasting treat, but much healthier than reaching for a bag of factory made chocolate cookies with icing in the middle — you know the ones I mean.

Not exact matches

All that made it hard for them to relate to the inspirational video about Huajian circulated by mobile phone with its sweeping shots of a gleaming factory and a soundtrack that repeats in operatic Mandarin: «Huajian has come, Huajian has come... holding the torch of hope.»

One current Tesla engineer estimated that 40 percent of the parts made or received at its Fremont factory require rework.

The company's head of sustainability Helena Helmersson told Bloomberg Businessweek that in 2012 it audited 485 potential new factories and 25 % didn't make the cut because H&M «didn't find the right mindset in terms of transparency.»

Employees say Tesla is grappling with a high amount of flawed parts and rework at its Fremont factory where it makes new vehicles.

While it isn't connected with the collapsed factories, the company is the biggest buyer of clothes made in Bangladesh and has for the first time released the names and addresses of all its suppliers.

Much rests on that model: trillions in auto sales, a massive global workforce, vast assets in the form of factories, an enormous network of marketers and dealerships, billions in yearly advertising, a legacy automotive media, and above all, the financing that makes buying and leasing individual cars and trucks possible.

Fulcrum BioEnergy CEO James Macias told Fortune that the company spent a lot of time and effort making sure the North Carolina facility would use the exact same production process as the Nevada plant, showing the factory could run continuously and reliably.

Much of the park's 20 acres are dedicated to farms and factories that you can visit, enabling you to see directly how Parmigiano - Reggiano is made, or how your favorite olive oil is pressed.

While the Planet Labs staff ate pancakes that morning in February, two shoebox - size nine - pound pods made in the company's unconventional factory floated from the International Space Station toward a polar orbit of Earth.

Between 1988, when VW abandoned a 10 - year experiment making a U.S. version of the Golf at an old Chrysler factory in Pennsylvania, and 2011, when it opened a new plant in Chattanooga, the company didn't make a single car in the U.S..

William Ungar, a Holocaust survivor who immigrated to New York from Poland in 1946, got the idea for the business while working on the assembly floor of the F. L. Smithe Machine Co., a large factory that made envelope manufacturing equipment.

In large part because of NAFTA, Mexican and Canadian factories are more partial to U.S. suppliers than any others in the world: Of Mexico's exports to the United States, 40 % of the value is made in America; for Canada, it is 25 of NAFTA, Mexican and Canadian factories are more partial to U.S. suppliers than any others in the world: Of Mexico's exports to the United States, 40 % of the value is made in America; for Canada, it is 25 Of Mexico's exports to the United States, 40 % of the value is made in America; for Canada, it is 25 of the value is made in America; for Canada, it is 25 %.

And now, the head of a leading Chinese glass maker making the same move has openly questioned if his country really is such a lucrative destination for offshore factories, reports Hong Kong newspaper the South China Morning Post.

Musk explained that the energy storage packs will be made initially at its Fremont, Calif., factory and will shift over to the first phase of the gigafactory.

«We expect to make individual investments in specific factories and companies of ranging from $ 20 million to $ 50 million each over the lifetime of our transformational investment.»

His first was aimed at producing advanced toy robots that would cost just $ 100, leading him to tour Asian factories to understand the art of making things cheaply.

Wages in Gildan's factories are still higher than those paid in Chinese factories: the average wage of a garment worker in Honduras is about $ 100 a week — four times what a Chinese worker makes.

But the economically disenfranchised blue - collar voters who put him in office don't care about the tech industry; they want to roll back the clock to a time before the internet, before automation in factories, before the flow of global goods, services, and capital made Silicon Valley wildly rich.

Several workers also told the Guardian that they were fired from the factory just before Ramadan, the Muslim holy month that began at the end of May, and rehired a month later in what they believe was an effort to make them ineligible for a religious holiday bonus that is required by Indonesian law.

However, he explained that the so - called Internet of things, in which everything from cars to home appliances to factory equipment are connected online, has made companies want «to fundamentally change their business strategy through technology.»

The company also plans to make new types of battery formats at its factory outside of Reno, Nevada.

Until recently, you'd make the rounds of stores and store buyers with your sample, track down and order fabric, hire a factory to make the shirts and a distributor to deliver them.

Rive argues that when the factory is up and running it will be able to produce high - output PV cells at about 55 cents a watt — about a 20 % reduction from current prices, which will help Rive get closer to his goal of making solar cheaper than fossil fuels.

Just a few years after he started making barbeque mats and other vinyl products from factory scraps, in 2001, Kuepfer was shipping truckloads of custom - cut vinyl pads geared to the laminated floor industry to U.S. distributors.

Related: Flint and Tinder: A Case Study in American - Made Underwear «Legal issues such as tariffs and import duties have been problematic,» says Motlagh, whose company uses fabric sourced everywhere from North Carolina to Turkey but operates mainly out of a factory in China.

Retailers turn to Li & Fung because its resources make it uniquely equipped to find the Mexican port that can accept a shipment sooner, to persuade a Chinese fabric maker to cut an extra thousand square feet of silk faster, and to coax a factory in Bangladesh to fill an order more cheaply.

A report by the New York - based NGO China Labor Watch says the factories making devices and components for Samsung are guilty of a range of abuses: employees working more than 100 hours of overtime in a month; children under 16 working in factories; failure to provide safety clothing where appropriate.

Case says this method of manufacturing allows made - in - the - USA companies to better compete with brands that rely on overseas factories.

Mulia Knitting Factory in Jakarta, Indonesia, who were making clothes for Polo Ralph Lauren and Tommy Hilfiger were fired, allegedly for trying to form a union — the kind of dismissal that violates Indonesian law.

Semco is a great example of a Participation Age company, which started as an Industrial Age factory making pumps in 1951.

Still, getting those factories on board wasn't easy, as he initially faced the same kind of resistance from them with the briefs — they were mostly making T - shirts — as he had with his sheets.

Though there was evidence that some of the clothing made at the factory was destined for Walmart, Sears and Disney, the three companies refused to pay into the fund.

In the case of Tazreen, Li & Fung had acquired a new subsidiary that placed orders at the factory, but the changes sought by Li & Fung had not been made 11 weeks later when the fatal fire occurred, a company spokesman said.

The moralist points out that it's unfair to make innocent bystanders suffer the ill effects of your factory's pollution.

Of course, wanting more overtime doesn't prove that things are great at the factories; it just proves that workers want more money than they make during a regular workday.

Whether it's making sure your local grocery store has your favourite yogurt in stock or ensuring that boatload of steel makes it to the factory on time, these employees are responsible for keeping goods flowing.

The company made 100 % of its footwear in two U.S. factories, which was a problem because the tooling in those two factories limited the styles we could make.

Recent data suggests weak global demand for Chinese - made goods, declining levels of factory activity and a slip in the amount of freight being carried by the China's rail network.

David Fernandes, president of Toyota Motor Manufacturing Alabama, said that of the roughly 700,000 engines the factory made last year, half went to Mexico and Canada.

First of all, we own our own factory in Indonesia, where we make solid - wood products [such as teak dining tables or dressers].

«The big players can't move in the other direction of making their own factories because they would just cut their margins to nothing.»

It is in China's interest to respect private intellectual property rights if it wants to move beyond being described as the world's factory: if it wants would want to move from «made in China,» where goods are largely produced under foreign companies» control, to «made by China,» where Chinese companies own the brains behind the manufacturing and design of goods.

Wolfe says that once they found the right factory who understood the molding process, they would need to make the ducks, they then picked their brains for the best suppliers of materials that would fit their requirements.

And out of the blue, one of our clients actually recommended the factory we eventually settled on, making them back in the USA in New York!

Ted Toth, vice-president of a factory in Pennsauken, New Jersey, that makes parts for satellite, radar and GPS systems, says he has four available jobs that pay from $ 20 to $ 32 an hour.

As the founder of the Revlon cosmetic company once said, «In the factory we make cosmetics; in the drugstore we sell hope.»

It began in 2007, when Chobani opened a factory in South Edmeston, south of Utica, to produce Greek yogurt, a variety made thicker by straining it to remove whey.

This once gritty factory area is now filled with eclectic shops, ethnic food stores and the smell of freshly made doughnuts.