Corporate Body

Northern Woodchips Pty Ltd (1970s - )

From
1970s
Launceston, Tasmania, Australia
Functions
Forest or Timber Industries and Exports or Imports
Location
Launceston, Tasmania

Summary

Northern Woodchips was established near Launceston, Tasmania, in the early 1970s, for the purpose of exporting eucalypt chips to Asia. It was later taken over by H. C. Sleigh Resources and became known as Forest Resources.

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 1970s - Northern Woodchips Pty Ltd
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Ailie Smith

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