UGL seeks government commitment to re-open Taree factory

By Rebecca Casson
Updated March 27 2015 - 8:18am, first published 12:00am
A site of promise: Cara Dale, the spokesperson for the new owners of the defunct UGL Lansdowne plant, says the company needs State and federal financial commitments if it is to go ahead with kickstarting the region's manufacturing industry into a higher gear.
A site of promise: Cara Dale, the spokesperson for the new owners of the defunct UGL Lansdowne plant, says the company needs State and federal financial commitments if it is to go ahead with kickstarting the region's manufacturing industry into a higher gear.

WHEN rail manufacturer UGL vacated their former Lansdowne site back in October 2013, they shut the doors on the plant leaving everything from machinery to coffee cups behind.

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