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Lobsters drove Nova Scotia cargo airport to record volume

The airport's trade volumes rose some 8.5% over 2017 to 36,938 metric tons

By Undercurrent News | April 5, 2019 16:08 BST
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Nova Scotia's Halifax Stanfield International Airport saw record cargo volumes in 2018 largely driven by higher lobster exports to Europe and Asia, Air Cargo News reported [...]

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