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BioMar’s Aussie feedmill on course for full production by mid-2020

The Wesley Vale feedmill, which is worth approximately ASD 56m, is set for an official opening ceremony in April

By Undercurrent News | Jan. 15, 2020 09:36 GMT
The latest picture of BioMar's new Tasmanian factory, taken last summer. Credit: BioMar
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The Wesley Vale feedmill, the latest construction project from Danish feed giants BioMar Group in Australia, is reportedly set to begin operating at full capacity by mid-2020, reports The Advocate [...]

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