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Spinneys Feels The Effects of War

September 2006 | Industry News

Following the conflict between Hizbollah forces and the Israeli military in Lebanon, BMI has sharply revised downwards our previous forecast of a 19.6% growth in exports to 2.0% for 2006 on the back of the July conflict.

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