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Huafon Microfibre Shanghai Co., Ltd.
300180 · XSHE · Chemicals · China
Huafon Microfibre Shanghai Co., Ltd. is a prominent player in the manufacturing industry, specializing in the production of microfibre materials. It primarily serves the footwear and automotive sectors, producing high-quality synthetic suede and leather alternatives known for their durability, aesthetic appeal, and eco-friendly attributes. These materials are used widely in the fashion industry for crafting shoes and accessories, as well as in automotive interiors for creating luxurious and sustainable finishes. As an innovative company, Huafon Microfibre Shanghai Co., Ltd. plays a crucial role in the textile market by investing in advanced production technologies to enhance material performance while reducing environmental impact. Furthermore, the company’s strategic positioning within the fast-growing Chinese economy, combined with its export activities, makes it a significant contributor to both domestic and international markets. Through its continual focus on research and development, Huafon Microfibre is committed to expanding its product line and reinforcing its position as a leading supplier of synthetic material solutions.
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