Green light for Tasmania's $150 million chocolate experience
A $150 million chocolate-themed attraction in Tasmania has received planning approval. The building design is inspired by foil wrapping. No further construction or trades details were provided.
$150 million chocolate experience approved in Tasmania
What's the $150 million chocolate project approved in Tasmania?
Large approved project in TAS may create construction and trades work opportunities for local operators.
Key takeaways
- A $150 million chocolate experience has been approved to proceed in Tasmania.
- The building design is inspired by foil wrapping.
- The project is described as globally unique.
- The development has now received official approval to commence construction.
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