* Angola will export 49 cargoes of crude oil in October after 4 cargoes of new grade Gindungo were added to the preliminary programme, a trade source with direct knowledge said
* The volume is up from 47 cargoes in September
* The Gindungo grade first appeared in the September programme and the oil comes from a field at Total's major Kaombo project offshore Angola
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