Sri Lankan suppliers shrug off GSP+ impact
Author: Joe Ayling | 19 November 2010
Two of Sri Lanka's most prominent manufacturing groups say they have not yet felt the effect of losing the GSP+ (generalised system of preferences) status with the EU.
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