Op shop industry reinvests $78 million into New Zealand communities
A new report shows the country's op shop industry returns $78 million annually to communities through reinvestment.
A report has found that New Zealand's second-hand op shop industry significantly contributes to local communities through reinvestment of profits. The $78 million returned annually supports community initiatives while also offering consumers affordable shopping options.
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