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Angel's new production line in Liuzhou now in operation

On May 23rd, the first batch of GroPro was produced successfully on the new production line at Angel's plant in Liuzhou. The new production line started construction in September last year. Due to growing demand for GroPro in China, the new facility is a customized production line only for GroPro with an annual capacity of nearly 12,000 tones.

May 25, 2017

On May 23rd, the first batch of GroPro was produced successfully on the new production line at Angel's plant in Liuzhou, indicating that the new production line is now formally in operation.

The new production line in Liuzhou started construction in September last year. Due to growing demand for GroPro in China, the new facility is a customized production line only for GroPro with an annual capacity of nearly 12,000 tones.

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