"setting up production" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used to describe the process of establishing or starting a production or manufacturing facility. It can be used in a variety of contexts, such as business, manufacturing, or even arts and entertainment. Example: Our company is currently in the process of setting up production for our new line of eco-friendly products.
Now the flooring company Graboplast is setting up production there.
Despite its failures, the World Bank project has proven to be a vital learning tool for a new generation of African countries in the early stages of setting up production.
That has meant cutting its staffing in centres such as London and Singapore, and setting up production offices in places such as Milan, Stockholm and Bombay, pushing up costs by around 10%.Some foreign markets are saturated.
A few companies were interested in buying the brand and setting up production elsewhere, but in 1997, Mr. Wilcha and a group of managers, backed by private equity from Dubilier & Company, bought Old London.
In 1996, Gen. Chen Tianlin, chief of the Guangzhou Military Region's general logistics department, bragged in an army newspaper that every regiment, every brigade and every company under his command, in addition to their military duties, was setting up "production bases" to raise vegetables, fish, pigs and chickens.
While Mr. Tuli and his younger brother, Suneet, have captured the world's attention with the Aakash, a visit to the Montreal facility makes it clear that setting up production in India to make the tablet has proved to be a far greater challenge than obtaining the contract for the first 100,000 units.
Mass-production methods use highly skilled labour to design products and to set up production systems, and highly unskilled labour to produce standardised components and assemble them (with the help of specialised machinery).
In 2003 she set up production company Rollem to make her dramas.
It also uses its subsidies policy to insist that manufacturers of turbines and solar panels set up production plants.
But while Chinese solar panel manufacturers may threaten to set up production elsewhere, they may face another obstacle: their bankers.
The company, which set up production in 2007 outside Guadalajara, has been studying how to hedge against the stronger peso.
