Fortnum & Mason's boss blasts 'crazy plan' to cancel duty free

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Ewan Venters, the luxury retailer's chief executive, warned proposals to scrap tax-free shopping for overseas visitors at the end of the year will cause more British retailers to go to the wall.
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