Corryong sawmill operator, who makes CHEP pallets, expects to shutdown due to end of native timber production in Victoria

Anthony Bunn
Updated November 11 2019 - 9:39pm, first published 9:30pm
Stacked up: CHEP pallets, which are made at Corryong from mountain ash. Under the end of native timber processing in Victoria they will no longer be manufactured in the Upper Murray at Walkers Sawmill.
Stacked up: CHEP pallets, which are made at Corryong from mountain ash. Under the end of native timber processing in Victoria they will no longer be manufactured in the Upper Murray at Walkers Sawmill.

A CORRYONG sawmill making thousands of pallets each week and with 22 workers is facing closure due to the Victorian government halting native timber processing.

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Anthony Bunn

Anthony Bunn

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