factory is no longer in operation this is also the case for most of the other coffin business is in river davia these days most coffins come from china the development to say but one day is very unhappy about. it but feel. the biggest problem is the imports and in our case is the attitude of undertakers and people generally. and everyone is looking out for their money so everyone boys cheap goods from china. if you. have a rodriguez is also a victim of this development he took over his father's sole male 12 years ago many of the pine wood planks made here used to go to the local coffin make has. all the look and half of a close used to go to conference. but moments ago 10 percent. of what the both of them talk. the coffin makers are now using other words. the others were told and the makers are also importing wood from elsewhere who say luis gonzalez is the president of the association of dilution coffin manufacturers and also the matter of pain your which is not far from river davia there is still 9 coffin factories here he says that one reason why pine wood is no longer in demand is because t

one day's business is down he's a coffin make a river davia in galicia in the northwest of spain. that the family company which was set up in the 1950 s. . i was born into this my grandfather run the company 1st and though i run a. business has never been so good coated 19 pandemic has caused many more deaths than usual all of a sudden there was a huge demand and they could barely keep up. the good will probably helmer. if course we worked more much more when the conditions were worse . went to work really fast to make the conference they weren't as perfect as they would have been in normal circumstances without them normally. and it's not that they didn't have experience with plenty of forest and therefore would this area once supplied coffins to the whole country earning quite a reputation p. large child's great grandfather was the 1st spaniard to set up an assembly line in a coffin factory that was 110 years ago not long before the 1st world war broke out and then the spanish flu epidemic of 1900 terrible times but good for business. many people died of the spanish flu here and

association of delish and coffin manufacturers and also the matter of opinion which is not far from river davia there is still 9 coffin factories here he says that one reason why pine wood is no longer in demand is because the fashion has changed coffins used to be rectangular but now rounded ones are more in demand. for bolivia will be thought of if we were to produce for a tangle or coffins again we could use wood from the region i would be in favor this would not only help others but also the sawmills. of other of the mother. he also thinks that the covert 19 crisis has shown how important it is to be less dependent on imports from abroad this is not only true for masks in ventilators but also coffins be sure that customers are going to start thinking differently. if one of the undertakers will understand that it's better to buy or spanish coffins for those against by the british the moment the wonders of the federal of the borders closed and there were fewer coffins coming from abroad we're the ones who work day and night to meet the high demand. then there is with a mother. her saber on th