Toyota delays start of output at new Mexico plant

By:

Makiko Yamazaki

August 09, 2017 05:00 AM

TOKYO -- Toyota Motor Corp. is pushing back the start of operations at its scheduled new plant in Mexico to the first half of 2020, from the initial plan of 2019, the company said on Thursday.

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