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Canada proposal pushes the limitCanada proposal pushes the limit
Emily Pacey
1-Aug-2005
Duty-free operators on the Canadian border are accustomed to hearing bad news from politicians. But a recent proposal on improving security at the frontier could bring benefits for the beleaguered industry. Emily Pacey and John Rimmer report
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Coping with heightened security demands is part of what former BAA group retail director Brian Collie described as "the new normal" for travel-retail. For duty-free retailers at the Canadian border,
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