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New laws boost Brazil duty-free New laws boost Brazil duty-free
12-Jul-2002
BRAZIL. International brands will face stiff competition in Brazilian travel-retail from the middle of this month. Under new laws locally-made products are allowed in duty-free for the first time. Locally-produced goods will be now be offered to departing travellers in Brasif?s 26 stores.
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BRAZIL. International brands will face stiff competition in Brazilian travel-retail from the middle of this month. Under new laws locally-made products are allowed in duty-free for the........
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