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Apple production at Foxconn plant will probably remain restricted before Christmas

According to insiders, Apple supplier Foxconn will not fully restart production in China before Christmas.

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Apple production at Foxconn plant will probably remain restricted before Christmas

According to insiders, Apple supplier Foxconn will not fully restart production in China before Christmas. The world's largest iPhone factory in Zhengzhou, China, will not be able to fully resume production until late December or early January, a person familiar with the matter told Reuters news agency on Monday.

Foxconn is working with local authorities to recruit new employees, but there are still many uncertainties. Foxconn initially declined a request for comment from Reuters.

Because of the renewed outbreaks of corona in China, the Foxconn plant has been operating in a so-called closed cycle for weeks. This means that a total of 200,000 employees live and work on the site, isolated from the outside world. The measures fueled dissatisfaction among workers, with rare scenes of open dissent and rioting, and many workers fleeing.

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