Border duty-free abolition would harm innocent Hellenic

Gavin Lipsith

2-Apr-2008

Hellenic stands to lose a substantial part of a business that generated sales of €69.3m ($109.3m) last year

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The European Commission’s (EC) motives behind its deliberate move to end the European border duty-free business are understandable. Duty-free shops on the borders of Bulgaria and Romania have often been

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