Subscribe to RSS feedCoastal trading blow as newsprint goes offshore
by
Dale Crisp
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last modified
Aug 18, 2010 10:05 AM
A SUBSTANTIAL chunk of east-west coastal cargo will disappear following a decision by Western Australian Newspapers (WAN) to source most of its newsprint requirements offshore.
The Boyer, Tasmania plant of Norways Norske Skog had supplied up to 90% of WANs paper under a 10-year contract that expired on June 30.
However, the company has now split its business between South Korea’s Jeonju (50%), France’s...
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