Woolworths opens $31m Bunbury centre

Staff reporter
21-Mar-2012
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Supermarket group Woolworths has officially opened its meat processing centre in Bunbury, which cost $31 million to upgrade and will employ 70 workers.

Agriculture and Food Minister Terry Redman officially opened the Bunbury Meat Centre, saying it was a show of confidence in the domestic market for beef and lamb.

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