Nonwoven Fabric Manufacturer Nan Liu Leads PPE National Team, Gave 3.5 Million Pieces of Masks to India

The international epidemic is on the rise again, Taiwan Can help, in the non-woven factory Nan Liu (6504) led the way, PPE (personal protective equipment) national team to give India 3.5 million pieces of masks.

Namlok has donated more than 10 million masks to the international community so far, and has received hundreds of certificates of appreciation. Namlok has previously donated more than 1 million masks in India to the Gujarat government, monasteries, health centers, schools, hospitals, and socially disadvantaged groups, among others. The recent epidemic in India is so severe that the non-woven fabric association organized the PPE national team to donate 2 million masks, which was arranged by Nanlue, a company with rich experience in customs clearance and logistics in India, and the company also donated another 1.5 million masks, and under the lead of Legislative Yuan member Guan Bi-Ling, a container full of masks from Taiwan will be sailed to India today.

Container full of Taiwanese masks sails to India today.

The representative of Indian Taipei Association, Mr. Dai Guolan, and his deputy representatives, Mr. Shi Zhe Sheng and Mr. Song Youren, went to the headquarters of Nanliu in Kaohsiung yesterday to express their gratitude and visit the production line, and were amazed at the Nanliu's high-specification process and high quality products. Nanliu's director, Mr. Huang Ching-shan, pointed out that there is a lack of materials and a gap between the rich and the poor in India in the epidemic, and hoped that the local people could be protected; Nanliu has been investing in India for five years, and it is going to bring the highest specification of non-woven products to the country.

Huang Ching-shan said that the Taiwan government has done a good job in preventing the epidemic, which benefits enterprises rooted in Taiwan. Customers from all over the world know that Taiwan's production capacity is relatively stable, and Nanliu has customers who have expanded their orders, and there are also new customers who have heard of the trend, so this year, Nanliu invested another NT$1.5 billion in Taiwan, to increase the production of composite non-woven fabrics and biotechnology beauty products.


Huang Ching-shan (right), chairman of the board of directors of Nanliu, introduces the six-meter-two-water-needle-cloth machine in the plant to legislator Guan Bi-ling (left) and representative of the Indian Taipei Association, Dai Guolan (second from left). (Photo by Natalie Chen)

Source : The Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants (HKICPA)Liberty Times / Liberty Finance:Reporter Natalie Chen