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Economy February 1, 2018 | 6:48 pm

Steel exports to Haiti plunge 90% as ban weighs

Santo Domingo.-  Dominican Steel Association (Adoacero) executive director, Alfredo Baduí on Thurs. said steel exports to Haiti have plummeted as much as 90% since 2015, when the neighboring country barred the overland entry of 23 products, a measure that although lifted, continues to affect steel. He said data from association members show reductions of up to 90% of the exports of finished s... Read more

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