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Jesper fights for his wooden toys after 25 years at Lego: - It's hard to discuss hope with the bank

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Jesper Elling is convinced that there is a place in the market for the toys from WoodMee, which are developed at home from private in Struer. But the road to get there is a long one. Not least in the quest to make the economy stay the same.

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Jesper fights for his wooden toys after 25 years at Lego: - It's hard to discuss hope with the bank

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