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To: Lars who wrote (3731)3/11/1999 10:36:00 AM
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"Banana war's innocent victims"

Some U.S. manufacturers, farmers and businesses are the unwitting victims of the Clinton administration's war on Europe's banana-import rules. The United States has hit 15 European products - from handbags to coffeemakers - with 100% import duties intended to choke off their sales in the USA. But in today's global economy, such a move can have consequences that go far beyond the original target: A number of
companies in the United States and other non-European countries are feeling the impact of the so-called banana war.

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