The world is currently battling against the Covid-19 virus pandemic in the year 2020, causing huge economic impacts and disruptions to the world economy, jobs and our daily living. Some items such as face masks have risen in demand during the initial period of the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic and they are still in demand around the world, not just for the key front line medical staff fighting against this pandemic, they are now also in demand by the world population. Seiko Epson Corporation (TSE: 6724, “Epson<\/a>“) will apply its original Dry Fibre Technology to manufacture face masks for its employees in Japan.<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n Epson’s Dry Fibre Technology, which is also used in Epson’s PaperLab A-8000 in-office dry paper making process, it is a dry process that used to turn used paper into new paper inside the office. The face masks manufactured by Epson, will not be made from used paper, but from functional fibres instead<\/strong><\/span>. The face masks will be manufactured at the company\u2019s Kanbayashi and Suwa Minami Plants in Nagano, Japan, where the majority of its domestic employees are located.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n