Vipal Rubber’s partner, Power Retreads, has opened a new production plant in New Zealand.
by Staff
January 20, 2015
Vipal Rubber's partner, Power Retreads, recently opened a new plant in Australia. Photo: Vipal Rubber
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Vipal Rubber's partner, Power Retreads, recently opened a new plant in Australia. Photo: Vipal Rubber
Vipal Rubber’s partner, Power Retreads, has opened a new tire retreading production plant in New Zealand.
The plant is located in Hastings on the North Island. During the opening guests were able to tour the facility and learn more about the products and procedure.
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The Brazilian tire retreading company operates in more than 90 countries. Vipal first partnered with power Retreads in 2007.
“We have dedicated ourselves to this business for many years, and a new factory will bring many benefits, both to our clients and the retreading industry itself,” said David Leicester, owner of the company.
Vipal opened its most recent distribution center in the port of Felixstowe, UK.
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