What you need to know about the Romania textile factory that closed in 2016

What’s the latest on the closure of a Romania factory that shut down in 2016?

It’s been nearly a year since the closure, and while there have been plenty of theories about what happened, one thing is clear: this factory in Romany, Italy, didn’t go under.

It’s the most successful textile factory in the world.

The company had been manufacturing textile products for over 40 years, but in 2016, the factory went out of business due to declining sales.

What happened to the workers and their families?

According to the company’s website, in 2016 it was closed to the public due to a “material change in the business.”

The factory was originally built in the 1940s and was originally set up as a textile factory for the textile industry, according to the BBC.

The factory closed in 2014 and its staff, which are still employed, have been working at the company ever since.

According to an article from the Italian newspaper La Repubblica, the company is now operating as a small business and will continue to do so.

The employees of the factory are also still employed by the company.

How long has the closure affected the company?

The closure of the Romany textile factory has had a long and lasting effect on the Italian textile industry.

The closure is being blamed on the decline in textile exports, which is what ultimately led to the closure.

According the Italian news website Corriere della Sera, there were about 300 textile mills in Italy in 2015, and as of 2017 there were 1,000 textile mills operating in Italy.

According an article in the Italian daily La Repubblica in September, 2016, there was a 25 percent decrease in textile production in Italy, with exports down 25 percent from 2014.

That decline is not just limited to the textile industries.

According a study published by the Italian research group, the research group Eurostat, textile production was down by 27 percent from 2015 to 2017.

According that study, the number of textile factories has been declining in Italy since 2006.

What was the factory called?

The factory’s name is known to some as “The Queen of Textiles,” which has been attributed to the Queen of England, Princess Victoria, and was designed by Italian designer Antonio Bazzoni.

The design was inspired by Victoria’s fashion and clothing style.

According Wikipedia, the production and distribution of textiles in Italy is known as “the ‘Queen of Textile.'”

According to Wikipedia, in a press release from the company, “The name of the company was ‘Queen Victoria Textile.'”

What do the workers think of the closure?

According a statement from the Romanish textile company, the closure was due to “a material change in business.”

“The textile industry suffered a serious loss,” the statement reads.

“The factory has been in operation since 1941, but the workers’ work has been reduced in size and scope in recent years.”

What are the reasons for the closure and what’s the history behind it?

In 2016, Romany was one of the most productive textile manufacturing sites in Europe, with textile exports up by 25 percent, according the European Commission.

It was also one of Italy’s biggest textile factories, with production valued at $1.7 billion.

According The BBC, the factories workers have a lot to lose because the textile manufacturing industry relies on their hard work to make a living.

According Corrieren della Secchi, the plant was owned by the Romania textile company until its closure.

The owner of the plant, Antonio Boggi, was the founder of the firm in the late 1920s, but was sold to a textile conglomerate in 2012, according Italian newspaper Corriiere della Sestriva.

According another report from the BBC, a number of workers have complained about a lack of pay, the lack of job security, and lack of benefits, as well as lack of health care.

The workers were promised “better health care and retirement,” but instead, they were treated like slaves.

What have people made of the closing of the textile factory?

According the BBC article, “Many people have voiced their anger at the closure.”

“I hope that the factory will stay open, even though the closure will have an impact on my job, my family, my friends and the Italian economy,” said Alessandra Zappaloni, a textile worker from Rome.

“It’s sad for the workers, because they are doing a good job,” said Maria Luzzi, another textile worker.

“We have lost jobs, we have lost benefits, we are not going to get the kind of work that we deserve.”

What other industries are affected by textile closures?

The textile industry in Italy has been affected by a number other industries in recent months, including the closure in the textile sector of a pharmaceutical company.

The European Commission has also reported that textile production has declined in other parts of the European Union, including France, the Netherlands, Belgium, and Germany.