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Canadian border concerns persist as airport sales growCanadian border concerns persist as airport sales grow
15-Dec-2004
CANADA. Sales figures for January to October have confirmed a disappointing year in the Canadian border duty-free business
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Although 2003 was regarded as a disastrous year for the trade, sales this year were down by 3.6% to C$158.6m ($132.2m) in the 10 months to October.
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