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Proserpine
Friday, December 27, 2024
HEAVY rain and wet field conditions have meant that the cane season has wrapped up this week, a few days before the Proserpine Mill could process the entire crop. The 2024 season has pushed into December due to a number of factors, including a later-than-planned start, industrial action earlier this year, wet weather delays, and some challenges with plant reliability. Wilmar Sugar and Renewables Proserpine Cane Supply Manager Peter Luke said...
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