Forestry summit - Rotorua - July 22, 2008
14 Apr 2008
Improving the competitiveness of forestry’s supply chain is no longer an option – it’s absolutely essential, says Jon Dey, director of Resin Forest Engineering Research – a new company set up to focus on practical forest engineering projects in New Zealand.
His company, in partnership with Innovatek Limited, has organised a strategic summit in association with STIHL, to tackle the issues head-on with industry leaders
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