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Toyota Motor Corp. says it will resume operations at four domestic factories following an ease in the supply crunch caused by an explosion at a supplier's factory.

NAGOYA (Kyodo) -- Toyota Motor said Friday it will resume operations at four domestic factories next Monday following an ease in the supply crunc

Toyota Motor, the worlds largest automaker by sales, said it will restart some production on Monday at its group plants that had been suspended due to an accident at a suppliers facility. ...

Toyota Motor Corp (NYSE: TM) has announced its decision to resume operations in certain production facilities starting Monday. These plants were temporarily shut down after an incident at a vendor's establishment.

The latest disruption stems from an accident that occurred on Monday at Chuo Springs factory in Toyota, Aichi Prefecture.

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Toyota Motor Corp. will extend a partial production halt in Japan through Oct. 18 following an explosion at a supplier this week, the automaker says, the latest in a series of problems highlighting issues related to the manufacturing system at the world's largest carmaker.

Toyota Production Halt: Production in five lines at three Toyota Auto Body plants - all of the units lines - was stopped due to the accident, affecting production of minivans such as the Alphard as well as some Land Cruiser models, including for overseas markets.

Toyota Motor Corp. says it expects its partial production halt in Japan to continue at least through the weekend, with the company seeing its operations disrupted following an explosion at a parts supplier.