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Industry data means better investigations and fairer outcomes for trade remedies

Posted by: John Kirkpatrick, Investigations Delivery Director, Posted on: 7 March 2022 - Categories: Investigations
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Read our new blog from TRA’s Investigations Delivery Director, John Kirkpatrick, why having industry data means better investigations and achieving fairer outcomes for the UK’s trade remedies

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