Peter Robbins (British author)
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Peter Robbins is a British
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 author whose published works include Filthy Rich (book), Stolen Fruit  and a range of specialist books on related topics including precious metals markets, tropical commodity markets, trade sanctions, access to market information, and on support for rural communities.

He was a commodities trader in the City of London
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 for 30 years. He was able to retire from the business early and became a consultant to the United Nations
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 on trade relations between African countries and multinational companies. He worked also as an advisor to the African National Congress
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 on trade sanctions against apartheid.

Since then he has worked for many development agencies on issues relating to agricultural trade policy and its impact on small scale farmers.

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