New Chanel factory rumoured for France

Published: 19-Jan-2015
Manufacturing

Factory could create several hundred jobs

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French luxury brand Chanel is thought to be looking to open a new factory in the Compiègne area of France, creating several hundred jobs and perhaps 10,000 tangential jobs for suppliers in the region, says French local newspaper, the Courrier Picard.

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