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Morocco sardine exports up 29% in 2012

Aim is to hugely increase overall exports to more than €2bn by 2010

By Undercurrent News | May 28, 2013 08:30 BST
Morocco sardine exports up 29% in 2012
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Morocco's exports of sardines rose by 29% in volume and by a quarter in value in 2012, reported the Global Arab Network [...]

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