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Leather meet begins today

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New Delhi, Nov. 20

The Council for Leather Exports is organising a two-day meet in the Capital on November 21 and 22. As a result of negative trade balance occurring in the leather trade with some European countries and with Chinese volumes likely to stagnate, India stands to gain considerably, said Mr M. Rafeeque Ahmed, Chairman of the Council.

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