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Silo spend-up for GrainCorp

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1 Mar 2001

by BMI Editorial

Major south-east Australian grain storage, handling and marketing business, GrainCorp, has released plans for a multi-million dollar development at its Ungarie silo in the central west of New South Wales.

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