We incorrectly published a projected 2014 turnover of 200 million U.S. dollars for Icebreaker in the last issue. These were actually New Zealand dollars, equivalent to about US$170 million and €125 million. A spokesman for the company said that about 40 percent of that will come from Europe and 40 percent from the U.S. He also said that Icebreaker is still recruiting a new manager of European operations to replace Dion Taylor, who resigned from the post a few weeks ago.
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