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Taiwan's glass industries started their own business with factories located in China. They began independent operations and established manufacturing facilities across the border. The document discusses Taiwanese glass companies beginning operations on their own and setting up production plants in China.
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- 1. MAIN POINT 1. GLASS INDUSTRIES IN TAIWAN 2. STARTED AN OWN BUSINESS 3. FACTORIES IN CHINA