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Government procurement windfall for wood processors

A new policy aimed at equitable, sustainable procurement may increase log processing by 1.7 million tonnes annually.

Andrew Bevin Wed, 16 Sep 2020

A new government procurement policy requiring sustainable construction practices could create as many as 5000 jobs in the wood processing sector, says an industry chief executive.

This morning the government announced it had changed its procurement rules to ensure its annual $42 billion spend is

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Andrew Bevin Wed, 16 Sep 2020
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