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Gavin Lipsith
15-Jul-2004
Duty-free tobacco sales remain under threat, despite the temporary reprieve gained in South Africa last month. The tobacco sector had barely started celebrating the withdrawal of the government's bill when a similar document was presented to the Israeli parliament.
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By Gavin Lipsith, Tobacco products editor
Duty-free tobacco sales remain under threat, despite the temporary reprieve gained in South Africa last month. The tobacco sector had barely started celebrating the
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