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UK pelagic trader predicts Nigerian import quotas will remain strict

Apexpost's turnover fell by 55% in 2016 based on renewed restrictions on sales to Nigeria; it seeks to diversify, but is not giving up on the West African market

By Neil Ramsden | June 7, 2017 09:35 BST
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UK pelagic trader Apexpost saw sales drop 55% in its 2016 financial year, which ended Aug. 31. [...]

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