A Honda spokeswoman said yet another strike had hit a supplier, this time affiliate Nihon Plast Co whose plant in Zhongshan was affected on Thursday. Production at the factory, which makes plastic parts such as steering wheels, had resumed on Friday but negotiations between workers and management are still going on, Honda said. The Nihon Plast factory also supplies steering wheels and airbags to Nissan Motor Co but a spokesman at Nissan said there had been no impact on its car production. China's leaders, who are obsessed by stability but also say they can ensure a better life for those at the bottom end of an expanding rich-poor gap, have muted coverage of the unrest in state media while expressing public support for workers. A strike also began late last week at a brewery partly owned by Danish brewer Carlsberg in the south-western city of Chongqing but the company said the workers had returned to work on Friday evening. Copyright Reuters, 2010