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Nanjing Chemical Fibre Co., Ltd.
600889 · XSHG · Chemicals · China
Nanjing Chemical Fibre Co., Ltd. is a leading enterprise in the chemical fiber industry, specializing in the production and sale of various chemical fiber products. It primarily manufactures viscose fiber, which is widely used in textiles, clothing, and home furnishing sectors due to its versatility and comfort. The company has established itself as a significant player in an industry that serves essential global markets for apparel and interior fabrics. With an emphasis on innovation and sustainable practices, Nanjing Chemical Fibre is involved in research and development to improve the quality and environmental impact of its products. The company plays a pivotal role in delivering high-quality fiber solutions that cater to a wide range of consumer and industrial applications. Located in Nanjing, China, the firm benefits from its strategic position and access to a robust supply chain, aiding competitive pricing and efficient distribution. Nanjing Chemical Fibre's commitment to sustainability and technological advancement underscores its importance in meeting the evolving demands of a dynamic market and contributes to the broader textile industry's growth and modernization.
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Basic Materials sector · China
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