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Duty Free Shops calls for Karachi licenceDuty Free Shops calls for Karachi licence
17-Sep-2002
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By John Rimmer
One of the leading duty-free and diplomatic operators in Pakistan is looking to expand its burgeoning liquor business in the Muslim country. Duty Free Shops Ltd, whose
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