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2017
Qatar aluminium plant has established new export routes - Norsk HydroBy:ALUMINIUM Qatar's Qatalum aluminium plant has found new sea routes to export its metal following a diplomatic row with neighbours that had blocked shipments, Norway's Norsk Hydro, which owns 50% of the facility, told Reuters on Friday.
Customers may face some delays in deliveries, a Hydro spokesman said.
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