Carmaker Nissan has announced plans to close a production line at its Sunderland factory and cut 900 jobs in Europe as part of fresh restructuring efforts. The Japanese manufacturer said it will be combining production from two lines to one at the Sunderland site, but that will not lead to any job cuts. However, it has also begun talks with European staff over changes that include the partial closure of its Barcelona warehouse, and moving to an importer model for its Nordic markets. This is set to result in some 900 job losses in Europe, amounting to about 10% of its workforce in the continent, according to reports. Nissan did not specify which roles would be impacted and at which locations within Europe. It employed around 6,000 people at its Sunderland factory as of last year. The latest restructuring efforts come after Nissan announced a major overhaul last year with the closure of seven factories and targeting some 20,000 job cuts globally.…