Formosa Plastics Questioned for Faking Production Cuts to Inflate Prices; Investigation Summons 6 Witnesses to Clarify
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Formosa Plastics Group (FPG) is under investigation for allegedly faking production cuts to inflate plastic bag prices due to supply chain disruptions from the Middle East. Prosecutors have summoned witnesses from FPG. FPG denies the allegations.
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Frequently Asked Questions
- Q: What caused the recent shortage of plastic bags in Taiwan according to the article?
- A: The shortage of plastic bags in Taiwan was caused by the impact of the situation in the Middle East.
- Q: What accusation did Legislator Chung Chia-pin make against Formosa Plastics' Olefin Business Unit?
- A: He stated that they implemented two supply reductions in March and subsequently raised prices under the pretext of raw material supply disruptions.
- Q: How many personnel from the Formosa Group were initially questioned as witnesses by the authorities?
- A: Five personnel from the Formosa Group, including section chiefs and managers, were initially notified and questioned as witnesses.
- Q: What is the current legal status of the case opened by the Shilin District Prosecutor's Office?
- A: The case opened by the Shilin District Prosecutor's Office is currently classified as an 'other case' (他字案).
- Q: How did Lin Ke-yen, the General Manager of Formosa Petrochemical, respond to the allegations?
- A: He denied the allegations, stating that the company did not engage in deliberate production cuts or hoarding and believes justice will clear its name.