Eleven countries agree on new Pacific trade deal

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Chief negotiators from the 11 member states of the Trans-Pacific Partnership free trade pact meet in Tokyo Source: AAP

Eleven nations, including Australia, have agreed to sign a revised Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal in March.

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Published 24 January 2018 3:41pm

By Michelle Rimmer

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Eleven countries agree on new Pacific trade deal

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Eleven nations, including Australia, have agreed to sign a revised Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal in March.

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Eleven nations, including Australia, have agreed to sign a revised Trans-Pacific Partnership trade deal in March.

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