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[Title] => DTI sets crackdown on profiteers
[Summary] => The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) is poised to crack down on profiteers following reports that several small retailers have increased their selling price for milk products, coffee and even flour.
During yesterday’s meeting of the National Price Coordinating Council (NPCC), Acting Trade and Industry Secretary Adrian S. Cristobal Jr. admitted that local milk manufacturers have increased their prices by five to eight percent due to the continued depreciation of the peso against the dollar.
[DatePublished] => 2004-04-22 00:00:00
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[Title] => Group opposes grant of incentives to NSC
[Summary] => The Philippine Iron & Steel Institute (PISI) is opposed to government’s plan to "artificially" make the mothballed National Steel Corp. (NSC) viable by giving it "unjustified incentives."
In a letter to Acting Trade and Industry Secretary Adrian S. Cristobal, PISI expressed "serious concerns" over reports that government would reopen NSC at all costs by granting special tariff protection.
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[Title] => Truck makers ready to compromise on used vehicle imports
[Summary] => The Truck Manufacturers Association of the Philippines (TMAP) is willing to compromise with the government for a selective ban on used vehicle imports provided that the weight limit be set at six tons for trucks and 12 tons for buses.
This means that imports of trucks weighing six tons and above and buses 12 tons and above will be liberalized, but those below six tons will be banned.
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During yesterday’s meeting of the National Price Coordinating Council (NPCC), Acting Trade and Industry Secretary Adrian S. Cristobal Jr. admitted that local milk manufacturers have increased their prices by five to eight percent due to the continued depreciation of the peso against the dollar.
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[Title] => Group opposes grant of incentives to NSC
[Summary] => The Philippine Iron & Steel Institute (PISI) is opposed to government’s plan to "artificially" make the mothballed National Steel Corp. (NSC) viable by giving it "unjustified incentives."
In a letter to Acting Trade and Industry Secretary Adrian S. Cristobal, PISI expressed "serious concerns" over reports that government would reopen NSC at all costs by granting special tariff protection.
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[Title] => Truck makers ready to compromise on used vehicle imports
[Summary] => The Truck Manufacturers Association of the Philippines (TMAP) is willing to compromise with the government for a selective ban on used vehicle imports provided that the weight limit be set at six tons for trucks and 12 tons for buses.
This means that imports of trucks weighing six tons and above and buses 12 tons and above will be liberalized, but those below six tons will be banned.
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