NZ/AUS: A2 Corp. starts construction of milk plant
By: Chris Brook-Carter | 11 July 2011
New Zealand dairy firm A2 Corp. has started the construction of a processing facility in Sydney to meet growing demand for its products in the country, the company has said.
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New Zealand dairy firm A2 Corp. has started the construction of a processing facility in Sydney to meet growing demand for its products in the country, the company has said.
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