Taiwan Beer, also called Taiwan Pijiu, is an icon of Taiwanese culture. Brewed by the Taiwan Tobacco and Liquor Corporation (TTL)...

In light of the global “green” trend, Farglory Group collaborated with Matsushita Group for their joint E.U. House project aimed at fully integrating living space into people’s daily lives and our natural surroundings, under the two concepts of environmental protection and universal application.

For its partnership with Taiwan’s Farglory Group, Matsushita Group has selected dozens of its top home appliances and residential items to unveil to Taiwanese consumers, covering eco-friendly building materials, home appliances, and public facilities.

A leading land developer in Taiwan, Farglory Group recently launched several large-scale construction projects that have drawn consumer acclaim for its innovative features.

Farglory Group, a leading property developer in Taiwan, announced yesterday it will soon offer Matsushita Group’s famous Eco-friendly and Universal design (E.U.) House design in all its upcoming residential buildings.

Among the leading construction companies in Taiwan, Farglory distinguishes itself with its unique "One Line" services from land procurement to house transfer and after-sale service, a turn-key solution to home-buying that removes all guesswork and ensures a worry-free purchase.

In the early part of this year, Farglory Group inked an agreement with Japan’s Matsushita Group for joint housing projects.

“Do it today, or regret it tomorrow,” is the persistent stand that late President Chiang Ching-kuo took in moving forward the 10 National Construction Projects as a means to boost national economic development in Taiwan during the 1970s. The simple, but heart-touching slogan is still widely cited in today’s society.

The American Chamber of Commerce Technology Committee earlier this week organized a tour of the Yeon Technologies Pacific RFID Performance Center (PRPC) static test lab in Neihu, followed by a visit to the YFY Packaging Design Center and PRPC dynamic test lab in Taoyuan.

Jingmei Elementary School of Taipei City earlier this week hosted six visiting foreign students who are studying at Wangfang Senior High School — an event that left both sides wanting to explore each other’s culture more.