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2017
Grange expects lower output at Savage RiverBy:Creamer Media Contributing Editor Online IRON-ORE Iron pellet producer Grange Resources has lowered the production guidance at its Savage River mine, following a modification to its mine design after a recent safety incident. A contractor died at the Tasmania mine in March, after falling a “considerable distance”.
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