The Moodie Report FDFA 20th Anniversary Report : Moodie Davitt Report

November 2004
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•	From the Editor:	A Personal View
•	Taking shape:	The border’s changing look and sales mix
•	The President’s perspective:	Julian Lewin looks back, and forward, before his departure from the FDFA
•	Douglas Waldie – Back to the beginning:	We hear from a key government influence in the shaping of the border industry
•	How Barney Marshall’s dream came true:	Heather Howard, owner of Thousand Islands/Duty Free Store, has a thousand tales to tell – and many of them relate to her father Barney Marshall, a pioneer of the border business
•	Saluting Canada’s independent spirit:	Peter Mielzynski Agencies on the diverse array of private retailers that make up the duty free industry
•	Reflections:	A cross-section of the border retailers sum up the highlights, opportunities and challenges relating to their respective businesses
•	Who’s who of the FDFA:	A comprehensive line-up of members and their contact details
•	Counting by numbers:	Some key figures relating to Canadian land border duty free

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