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Canadian operators lose up to 30% of salesCanadian operators lose up to 30% of sales
15-Jun-2001
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?Canada?s land border duty-free operators have been losing as much as 30% of their sales volumes following April?s introduction of an export tax on cigarettes (DFNI 7).
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(15-Nov-2001) - The Canadian government has provoked fresh concern among duty-free operators in the country by raising the export tax on Canadian-manufactured tobacco products.
(11-Jul-2002) - Canadian border operators have told DFNI that the 5% drop in dollar sales of domestically produced tobacco registered at the Canadian border in 2001 fails to reveal the true extent of the deficit.
(2-Oct-2003) - CANADA. Canada?s airports have reported first-half duty-free sales of over C$71m ($51.8m), down less than 2% on the same period in 2002.
(1-Nov-2004) - Canadian border store operators have asked the Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) to split tobacco sales figures to provide a more accurate reflection of the value of the category to retailers
