Bridgestone India resumes operations
Ramp-up initiated in a phased manner across manufacturing plants, warehouse operations and is in line with the permit and directives issued by Government Bodies

MUMBAI
With the government announcing various relaxations and guidelines, Bridgestone India has resumed its operations across its manufacturing facilities in Indore and Pune. The company has also resumed operations across most of its warehouses. Bridgestone India’s ramp-up has been planned in a phased manner, keeping the primary focus on the safety of their employees and second, to ensure continuity of business operations. The Indian subsidiary of the World’s No. 1 Tyre Maker, had shut down its operations in both plants, even before the nationwide lockdown, owing to the safety concerns of its employees, business partners and community. The Covid-19 situation continues to evolve, which is why the health and safety of Bridgestone employees and its partners at the reopened plants remain the key priority going forward. Bridgestone continues to strictly follow the guidance and recommendations from the World Health Organization (WHO), and government regulations. Also, Bridgestone has implemented thorough procedures and checklists, in accordance with the safety, and quality protocols for the prevention of occupational hazards ensuring social distancing and adequate protection of our employees and partners. Bridgestone continues to very closely monitor both the ongoing health situation and the demand for its products. Talking about the phased ramp-up, Bridgestone India Managing
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