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    JATCorp sues Chinese competitor for calling products “fake”, posts 186% revenue increase in September quarter

    In any industry, there is more than one way to get ahead. One, of course, is doing your job and doing it better than anyone else. Another is destroying the competitors’ image so you are the only reliable option left standing. The latter is the approach Australia-Asia food trade specialist JATCorp (ASX: JAT)’s Chinese competitor

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