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Gunns has sold its Triabunna woodchip mill to a consortium owned by entrepreneurs Jan Cameron and Graeme Wood for a reported $10 million.
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Ms Cameron, the multimillionaire founder of Kathmandu clothing and the owner of the Chickenfeed franchise, today confirmed she had bought the site with Wotif founder Graeme Wood.
The consortium, Triabunna Investments Pty Ltd, is expected to turn the site into a tourism operation.
It is understood that the contracts for the sale are being finalised.
Gunns has reportedly sold the mill is reported to the company for $10 million.
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