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Electric London cabs spur reopening of UK aluminium plantBy:ALUMINIUM Norwegian aluminium components producer Sapa is reopening a British plant to supply material for the country's first electric vehicle factory that will produce London black cabs. The move is a welcome one for Britain as it negotiates a divorce from the European Union that some fear will dampen investment.
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