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Rays of hope! As China trade standoff continues, locals seek other markets

PICTURE: Observer Files||ALL aboard… the first Portland Cable Trams trip in four months makes its way up the Bentinck St hill on Tuesday morning. Terry Uniacke was the driver and Lindy Stuchbery the conductor, and there were three passengers on board.
Chalpat Sonti

PORTLAND exporters faced with the loss of Chinese markets are starting to find other markets to take up the slack. […]

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