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                    [Title] => Top agri expo expands to include aquaculture
                    [Summary] => Aqualink is joining Agrilink and Foodlink to form the country’s biggest integrated international trade show on agribusiness, food and aquaculture.


This was announced by the Foundation for Resource Linkage and Development (FRLD), a non-government organization serving those three major industries.


FRLD president Antonio V. Roces said Aqualink would bring into Agrilink and Foodlink all the sectors of the aquaculture industry to highlight its new technologies, products, services, and business potentials in both local and global markets.


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                    [Title] => Israeli technology seen to hike RP farm output
                    [Summary] => Israel’s agro-technology can significantly improve farming methods in the Philippines, increase agricultural productivity, and contribute immensely to national economic growth.


This was revealed by Netafim Philippines, the company that introduced and made such modern agro-technologies available locally.


Natafim is the world’s largest agro-technology enterprise, which has transformed traditional irrigation practices in every corner of the globe through its 12 manufacturing facilities, 28 subsidiaries and distribution network over 100 countries.


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                    [Title] => Agri show seeks to ensure efficient, competitive supply chain
                    [Summary] => The Philippines’ biggest and most prestigious annual international trade show on agribusiness and food is being geared to ensure the country’s development of an efficient and competitive supply chain.


A huge and complete assembly of agribusiness and food products, services, systems, and technologies from all over the world are now vigorously being prepared for that purpose through Agrilink/Foodlink 2005, which will be staged at the World Trade Center Manila on Oct. 6 to 8.


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                    [Title] => French companies joining RP’s international aggie, food expo
                    [Summary] => Leading companies in France are joining the Philippines’ biggest and most prestigious international trade show on agribusiness and food.


This was revealed by the French Chamber of Commerce (FCC), which had firmed up its particpation in the Agrilink/Foodlink 2005 slated at the World Trade Center Manila on Oct. 6 to 8.


The FCC’s participation is made possible through the French embassy in Manila and the Ubi France.


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                    [Title] => Quality seeds emerge as key factor in agri supply chain
                    [Summary] => Quality seeds have emerged as a key factor in strengthening the agriculture and food industry, not only because the entire production cycle literally starts with it, but also because it determines plant performance and yield that affect the price competitiveness of aggie and food products and their affordability to consumers.


This assessment came from the foundation for Resource Linkage and Development (FRLD), a non-government organization in the agriculture industry.


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                    [Title] => 20 agribusiness sectors move to beef up supply chain
                    [Summary] => Some 20 industry associations representing the country’s various food and agri-business sectors are moving together to bring about world-class efficiency in the supply chain.


This developed as an efficient supply chain proved to be a key factor in attaining competitiveness in the agriculture and food industry.


Led by the Department of Agruculture and the National Agricultural and Fishery Council, the industry associations are helping organize this year’s Agrilink and Foodlink to serve  as the medium for that goal.


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                    [Title] => Effective supply chain emerges as key to aggie competitiveness
                    [Summary] => An efficient supply chain is emerging as key to the competitiveness of the country’s food and agri-business industry.


And it means quality, productivity, and cost-efficiency in every stage of production and processing along the entire supply chain, wherein the output of one enterprise is the input of another, according to the Foundation for Resource Linkage and Development (FRLD), a non-government organization serving the agriculture and food industry.


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                    [Title] => Gov’t, industry leaders to open Agrilink/Foodlink 2003 today
                    [Summary] => Much-awaited international agribusiness and food trade show Agrilink/Foodlink 2003 will open at the World Trade Center Metro Manila today (Oct. 16), with government and business icons leading the global industry in the inaugural rites.


The exhibit and seminars will officially kick off with a ribbon-cutting ceremony led by Agriculture Secretary Luis P. Lorenzo Jr., Presidential Adviser on Agricultural Modernization Angelito M. Sarmiento, Senator Ramon B. Magsaysay Jr., and Rep. Alfredo G. Maranon Jr.


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                    [Title] => Private sector key to competitive food and agribusiness industry
                    [Summary] => The private sector remains the key driver in the development of the domestic food and agribusiness sector toward global competitiveness, an industry  expert said. 


"While state intervention would be crucial and strategic in the pursuit of competitiveness, still much of the progress would be private sector-driven because of the compelling element of self-preservation," said Francisco Buencamino, this year’s chairman of the Agrilink and Foodlink, the country’s biggest and most prestigious annual international agribusiness and food trade show.


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                    [AuthorName] => Rocel Felix
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                    [Title] => Local, foreign firms swamp Agrilink & Foodlink 2003
                    [Summary] => Local and foreign firms are swamping Agrilink and Foodlink 2003, the country’s biggest and most prestigious international agribusiness and food trade show, which will be held at the World Trade Center Metro Manila on Oct. 16 to 18.


These corporate exhibitors included Sime Darby Industries Inc., Belmont, Northern Foods Corp. and Diconex (Phils.) Inc., among many others.


Sime Darby is the exclusive distributor of Ford New Holland agricultural tractors, spare parts and implements.


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                    [Title] => Top agri expo expands to include aquaculture
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This was announced by the Foundation for Resource Linkage and Development (FRLD), a non-government organization serving those three major industries.


FRLD president Antonio V. Roces said Aqualink would bring into Agrilink and Foodlink all the sectors of the aquaculture industry to highlight its new technologies, products, services, and business potentials in both local and global markets.


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                    [Title] => Israeli technology seen to hike RP farm output
                    [Summary] => Israel’s agro-technology can significantly improve farming methods in the Philippines, increase agricultural productivity, and contribute immensely to national economic growth.


This was revealed by Netafim Philippines, the company that introduced and made such modern agro-technologies available locally.


Natafim is the world’s largest agro-technology enterprise, which has transformed traditional irrigation practices in every corner of the globe through its 12 manufacturing facilities, 28 subsidiaries and distribution network over 100 countries.


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                    [Title] => Agri show seeks to ensure efficient, competitive supply chain
                    [Summary] => The Philippines’ biggest and most prestigious annual international trade show on agribusiness and food is being geared to ensure the country’s development of an efficient and competitive supply chain.


A huge and complete assembly of agribusiness and food products, services, systems, and technologies from all over the world are now vigorously being prepared for that purpose through Agrilink/Foodlink 2005, which will be staged at the World Trade Center Manila on Oct. 6 to 8.


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                    [Title] => French companies joining RP’s international aggie, food expo
                    [Summary] => Leading companies in France are joining the Philippines’ biggest and most prestigious international trade show on agribusiness and food.


This was revealed by the French Chamber of Commerce (FCC), which had firmed up its particpation in the Agrilink/Foodlink 2005 slated at the World Trade Center Manila on Oct. 6 to 8.


The FCC’s participation is made possible through the French embassy in Manila and the Ubi France.


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                    [Title] => 20 agribusiness sectors move to beef up supply chain
                    [Summary] => Some 20 industry associations representing the country’s various food and agri-business sectors are moving together to bring about world-class efficiency in the supply chain.


This developed as an efficient supply chain proved to be a key factor in attaining competitiveness in the agriculture and food industry.


Led by the Department of Agruculture and the National Agricultural and Fishery Council, the industry associations are helping organize this year’s Agrilink and Foodlink to serve  as the medium for that goal.


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And it means quality, productivity, and cost-efficiency in every stage of production and processing along the entire supply chain, wherein the output of one enterprise is the input of another, according to the Foundation for Resource Linkage and Development (FRLD), a non-government organization serving the agriculture and food industry.


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The exhibit and seminars will officially kick off with a ribbon-cutting ceremony led by Agriculture Secretary Luis P. Lorenzo Jr., Presidential Adviser on Agricultural Modernization Angelito M. Sarmiento, Senator Ramon B. Magsaysay Jr., and Rep. Alfredo G. Maranon Jr.


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                    [Title] => Private sector key to competitive food and agribusiness industry
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"While state intervention would be crucial and strategic in the pursuit of competitiveness, still much of the progress would be private sector-driven because of the compelling element of self-preservation," said Francisco Buencamino, this year’s chairman of the Agrilink and Foodlink, the country’s biggest and most prestigious annual international agribusiness and food trade show.


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These corporate exhibitors included Sime Darby Industries Inc., Belmont, Northern Foods Corp. and Diconex (Phils.) Inc., among many others.


Sime Darby is the exclusive distributor of Ford New Holland agricultural tractors, spare parts and implements.


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