Letter from Trigge to Scarbrough, 'anything but hopeful' market prospects seriously affected by [Alfred] Bigland's Committee [on edible and oil-producing nuts and seeds], 3 Jun 1916

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Shelfmark: MSS. Afr. s. 99, fols. 663-664

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one result of the restrictions on British exports being the revival of French mills to supply Proctor & Gamble
question of American Relief Committee using Baesrode and reaction to Felix de Bruyn's wish for a meeting in Holland about this
contrast of Company's British and Dutch factories
'highly satisfactory' groundnut profits
Trigge disappointed at share rises as hoping to strengthen 1916 position by writing off considerable part of 1915.

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MSS. Afr. s. 99, fols. 663-664

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