‘Transitional pain’ warned as paper mill signals changes to New Zealand operations

Post author By New Zealand Blog News Service
Post date October 12, 2020

Norske Skog is the latest industrial player to signal a review of its New Zealand operations, following similar moves by others in the manufacturing sector.

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