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Vaitarna logging

By Arian Browne

August 14, 2014

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Another view of Vaitarna’s log yard at Wineperu on Tuesday. The India-based company continues to export logs but is yet to set up its promised processing plant. (Arian Browne photo)

Vaitarna’s log yard at Wineperu, Region 7 on Tuesday. The India-based company continues to export logs but is yet to set up its promised processing plant. (Arian Browne photo)

A faded GFC tag on a log at Vaitarna’s log yard at Wineperu on Tuesday. The India-based company continues to export logs but is yet to set up its promised processing plant. (Arian Browne photo)

The site for Vaitarna’s proposed wood-processing facility at Wineperu on Tuesday. There is nothing on it. The India-based company continues to export logs but is yet to set up its promised processing plant. (Arian Browne photo)

Machinery in operation at Vaitarna’s log yard at Wineperu on Tuesday. The India-based company continues to export logs but is yet to set up its promised processing plant. (Arian Browne photo)

A view of a section of Vaitarna’s logyard at Winiperu on Tuesday. The India-based company continues to export logs but is yet to set up its promised processing plant. (Arian Browne photo)

Vaitarna’s barge heading up to Wineperu on Tuesday for logs. The India-based company continues to export logs but is yet to set up its promised processing plant. (Arian Browne photo)

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