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Pelagic trader’s turnover dives on Nigeria import quota

Apexpost has seen its turnover dive last year, hit by Nigeria's import quota, although it expects improved earnings in 2015 after lifted restrictions in November 2014

By Alicia Villegas | June 10, 2015 10:16 BST
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Lekki Market in Nigeria. The country imports more than $624m worth of fish a year, according to some official data, though actual figures are hard to get by. Photo: shawnleishman
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Pelagic trader Apexpost has seen its turnover dive last year, hit by Nigeria's import quota, although it expects improved earnings in 2015 after lifted restrictions in November 2014 [...]

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