Red Stag's $40m court action to 'protect timber industry's reputation'
If timber is not treated on the inside it decays at an unacceptable rate, says Marty Verry.
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Red Stag Timber’s $40 million civil case against Japanese-owned Juken NZ over mislabelling of engineered laminated veneer lumber probably won't get into court for a couple of years, chief executive Marty Verry says.
Mr Verry’s company has filed proceedings at the High Court in Auckland alleging
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Sally Lindsay
Tue, 21 Nov 2017
Tue, 21 Nov 2017
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Red Stag's $40m court action to 'protect timber industry's reputation'
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