Nuclear-free export idea
PA Auckland An Auckland manufacturer has started a campaign to label all exports “Made in nuclear-free New Zealand.” Mr Wilton Willis, international project manager of a building manufacturing
company, has written to the Government and business leaders suggesting the idea. He believes there are millions of “anti-nuclear people” in the United States, Australia, and other countries who would buy goods from New Zealand because of its anti-nuclear policy.
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