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MOZAMBIQUE Issue dated 24/11/2015

Geogas puts down roots on LPG markets

The Swiss LPG trading group Geogas has wandered from its stamping ground in West Africa to join forces in Nacala port with a well-connected partner. [...] (315 words)

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