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Article

12 Jan 2010

Author:
Inae Riveras, Reuters

Cosan hopes customers will return after ban lifted

Cosan the world's biggest sugarcane producer, is hopeful customers will return after the company was removed from a government labor blacklist on Monday...Late the same day, state development bank BNDES, Brazil's largest source of long-term corporate loans, said it resumed transactions with Cosan...U.S. retailer Wal-Mart (WMT.N), the world's largest supermarket chain, was the latest client to resume sales of Cosan products after banning them last week...