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Pan Pac Forest Products doubles production capacity at Milburn sawmill
Japanese-owned Pan Pac Forest Products will pour NZ$23million into doubling capacity and creating jobs at its Milburn sawmilling plant just South of Dunedin. The company bought part of the former Southern Cross Forest Products company out of receivership 14 months ago, Otago Daily Times reported. Pan Pac, a subsidiary of Japanese company Oji Group Holdings, plans to double processing of mainly export grade radiata pine to 100,000 cum per year, boost jobs at Milburn, just north of Milton, from 29 to 35, and create site capacity for further expansion. Pan Pac general manager Michael Reaburn said the company would initially continue to operate from both the existing Milton and Milburn sites during construction, but the aim was for a single 'state-of-the-art production facility' at Milburn, doubling existing capacity. "The plan involves building a new kiln and installing a new boiler... Continue reading
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January 18, 2016
Pan Pac Forest Products doubles production capacity at Milburn sawmill
Japanese-owned Pan Pac Forest Products will pour NZ$23million into doubling capacity and creating jobs at its Milburn sawmilling plant just South of Dunedin. The company bought part of the former Southern Cross Forest Products company out of receivership 14 months ago, Otago Daily Times reported. Pan Pac, a subsidiary of Japanese company Oji Group Holdings, plans to double processing of mainly export grade radiata pine to 100,000 cum per year, boost jobs at Milburn, just north of Milton, from 29 to 35, and create site capacity for further expansion. Pan Pac general manager Michael Reaburn said the company would initially continue to operate from both the existing Milton and Milburn sites during construction, but the aim was for a single 'state-of-the-art production facility' at Milburn, doubling existing capacity. "The plan involves building a new kiln and installing a new boiler... Continue reading
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Pan Pac Forest Products doubles production capacity at Milburn sawmill
Japanese-owned Pan Pac Forest Products will pour NZ$23million into doubling capacity and creating jobs at its Milburn sawmilling plant just South of Dunedin. The company bought part of the former Southern Cross Forest Products company out of receivership 14 months ago, Otago Daily Times reported. Pan Pac, a subsidiary of Japanese company Oji Group Holdings, plans to double processing of mainly export grade radiata pine to 100,000 cum per year, boost jobs at Milburn, just north of Milton, from 29 to 35, and create site capacity for further expansion. Pan Pac general manager Michael Reaburn said the company would initially continue to operate from both the existing Milton and Milburn sites during construction, but the aim was for a single 'state-of-the-art production facility' at Milburn, doubling existing capacity. "The plan involves building a new kiln and installing a new boiler... Continue reading