SOUTH KOREA: Indirect trade between South and...
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SOUTH KOREA: Indirect trade between South and North Korea is rapidly rising this year, the National Unification Board said. South Korea indirectly imported 46 kinds of products worth $29 million in the first three months of 1991, compared to $20.8 million in imports during all of 1990. Top imports from the north were frozen fish, medicinal herbs and zinc. Top exports were paper products, consumer electronics and other manufactured goods.
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