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[Title] => Phl franchise to be featured in US Franchise Show
[Summary] => Franchise Asia 2011 (FA2011) chair Bing Sibal-Limjoco will attend the International Franchise Association’s (IFA) 51st annual convention in Las Vegas, Nevada as part of a series of international and local shows to promote the Manila-hosting of Asia’s premier franchise event slated on Sept. 19-25 at the SMX Convention Center.
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[Title] => RP coconut fiber enters China market
[Summary] => The Philippines has sold 300 metric tons (about 18 containers) of coconut fiber worth $56,000 as initial orders to two Chinese companies in a move to diversify the country’s exports and penetrate the Chinese market.
This was reported by Archimedes Gomez, Philippine commercial attaché in Guangzhou, China, to Trade and Industry Senior Undersecretary Thomas Aquino.
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The DTI, through the Bureau of Export Trade Promotion (BETP), released the advisory following a commercial intelligence report received from Archimedes Gomez, commercial attaché at the Philippine Trade and Investment Center in Guangzhou, China.
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"China, with its impressive economic performance since the reform period, increasing affluence and huge population is the ultimate market. Filipino businessmen should look at China not only as the ultimate challenge but also as the ultimate market with its huge market base," said Archimedes Gomez, commercial attaché and director of the Philippine Trade and Industry Center based in Guanzhou, China.
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This was reported by Archimedes Gomez, Philippine commercial attaché in Guangzhou, China, to Trade and Industry Senior Undersecretary Thomas Aquino.
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The DTI, through the Bureau of Export Trade Promotion (BETP), released the advisory following a commercial intelligence report received from Archimedes Gomez, commercial attaché at the Philippine Trade and Investment Center in Guangzhou, China.
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February 16, 2011 - 12:00am
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