TOYO Co., Ltd.'s solar module manufacturing facility in Humble, Texas, successfully passed a comprehensive independent factory audit by Intertek CEA in August 2026. The audit assessed various operational aspects including certifications, employee management, material handling, production controls, and product quality systems. This strong performance highlights TOYO's commitment to quality as it expands its U.S. manufacturing capacity toward a planned 2 GW module production. The Texas facility is a key part of TOYO's strategy to scale its U.S. solar manufacturing platform and enhance its competitive position in the global solar market.
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