Exported JPEG doesn't contain all EXIF data

Hi,
I'm using Übermind's Maperture plugin to add geotag information my pictures. While this works perfectly, I found out that exported geotagged pictures to JPEG missed the coordinates and possibly other EXIF fields. Is there a fix for this ?
Thanks
Matthieu

Here is the explanation from Ubermind, I emailed Apple. Hopefully they will cooperate.
"Why don't some images I have geotagged with Maperture export the GPS metadata with the image?
When embedding GPS metadata (EXIF) via Maperture in Aperture to either master or version images, the metadata is saved directly to the image file and displays in the metadata browser. When exporting master images, this newly embedded EXIF GPS information is also exported with the master. When exporting versions of any image with newly embedded GPS (EXIF) metadata, it is stripped away on export of the version. We are speculating that since Maperture edits the image after capture, it is out of sync with the Aperture database of information acquired at import. It seems the issue actually stems from the fact Aperture does not specifically allow editing of the EXIF metadata in the UI, but Maperture must edit this information in the background via EXIFtool. So Aperture is not registering this change in metadata when the version gets exported from the library."

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