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The Tasmanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry has welcomed the lodgement of the $150 million Chocolate Experience at Cadbury development application, describing it as a win for business confidence in the State.
TCCI CEO Michael Bailey said the project demonstrates the kind of private investment that delivers jobs, growth, and confidence.
“This investment is a major vote of confidence in Tasmania. It will support more than 300 jobs during construction, 200 jobs once open and will create a world-class attraction that draws more visitors to our state and strengthens our economy,” Mr Bailey said.
“Projects of this scale don’t just benefit the construction sector, they generate opportunities right across the community, from suppliers and transport operators through to hospitality, retail and service providers. It’s the type of development that delivers benefits throughout the economy.”
Mr Bailey said the Cadbury project reflects the importance of creating an investment-friendly environment in Tasmania.
“Private investment is the lifeblood of our economy. Every time a project like this gets the green light, it builds confidence for other businesses to expand, hire and invest. That’s the foundation for sustainable economic growth and job creation.
“This project not only celebrates Tasmania’s heritage but also provides a legacy for the future. It’s exactly the type of investment our state needs,” Mr Bailey said.
TCCI CEO Michael Bailey said the project demonstrates the kind of private investment that delivers jobs, growth, and confidence.
“This investment is a major vote of confidence in Tasmania. It will support more than 300 jobs during construction, 200 jobs once open and will create a world-class attraction that draws more visitors to our state and strengthens our economy,” Mr Bailey said.
“Projects of this scale don’t just benefit the construction sector, they generate opportunities right across the community, from suppliers and transport operators through to hospitality, retail and service providers. It’s the type of development that delivers benefits throughout the economy.”
Mr Bailey said the Cadbury project reflects the importance of creating an investment-friendly environment in Tasmania.
“Private investment is the lifeblood of our economy. Every time a project like this gets the green light, it builds confidence for other businesses to expand, hire and invest. That’s the foundation for sustainable economic growth and job creation.
“This project not only celebrates Tasmania’s heritage but also provides a legacy for the future. It’s exactly the type of investment our state needs,” Mr Bailey said.