Growers get supply chain understanding

Mal Gill
Updated September 22 2016 - 4:52am, first published 4:00am
Members of the 2016 CBH grower study tour outside Heinekin's Ho Chi Minh brewery which produces 300 truck loads of Heinekin and Tiger brand beers a day using malt made from WA barley. With them is Rob Wicks (white shirt in the middle) who runs Intermalt in which CBH has a half share, Man Hoang Huu, Heinejkin supply chain support manager (front right), and some of his staff (front left).
Members of the 2016 CBH grower study tour outside Heinekin's Ho Chi Minh brewery which produces 300 truck loads of Heinekin and Tiger brand beers a day using malt made from WA barley. With them is Rob Wicks (white shirt in the middle) who runs Intermalt in which CBH has a half share, Man Hoang Huu, Heinejkin supply chain support manager (front right), and some of his staff (front left).

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Mal Gill

Mal Gill

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Wool and dairy writer for Farm Weekly.

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