+ Follow BANGUS CONGRESS Tag
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[Title] => Vitarich introduces new aquaculture feed
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Pioneer feeds firm Vitarich, joined the recent and first-ever Bangus Congress in Iloilo where it showcased its latest aquaculture feed formulation aimed at bringing the industry into the export market.
Vitarich chairman and president Rogelio Sarmiento said shared expertise in new, advance technology and high quality standards in the aquaculture industry will elevate market competitiveness and fast track expansion to foreign markets.
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[Title] => Local bangus industry now worth P16B
[Summary] => DAGUPAN CITY–The entire bangus industry is now worth P16 billion in terms of current value of fresh harvest, according to Department of Agriculture (DA) Undersecretary Cesar Drilon Jr. during the 2nd National Bangus Congress here last Thursday.
Drilon said that today, bangus is the country’s top aquaculture product employing close to 300,000 fish farmers, entrepreneurs, processors and workers. Last year, we exported about $3.4 million worth of bangus products, a five-fold increase over the record in 2000 which was about $660,000, he said.
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[Title] => Dagupan makes 2nd Guinness attempt
[Summary] => DAGUPAN CITY — Malacañang has declared May 2 as a special day here as the city attempts again to break the Guinness record for the longest barbecue during its second Bangus Festival, which kicks off today.
Proclamation No. 356, signed by Executive Secretary Alberto Romulo, cited Dagupan’s bid to gain the title as the world’s "bangus capital" through the festival which coincides with the Pista’y Dayat (Sea Festival) along the Lingayen Gulf coastline.
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Vitarich chairman and president Rogelio Sarmiento said shared expertise in new, advance technology and high quality standards in the aquaculture industry will elevate market competitiveness and fast track expansion to foreign markets.
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[Summary] => DAGUPAN CITY–The entire bangus industry is now worth P16 billion in terms of current value of fresh harvest, according to Department of Agriculture (DA) Undersecretary Cesar Drilon Jr. during the 2nd National Bangus Congress here last Thursday.
Drilon said that today, bangus is the country’s top aquaculture product employing close to 300,000 fish farmers, entrepreneurs, processors and workers. Last year, we exported about $3.4 million worth of bangus products, a five-fold increase over the record in 2000 which was about $660,000, he said.
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Proclamation No. 356, signed by Executive Secretary Alberto Romulo, cited Dagupan’s bid to gain the title as the world’s "bangus capital" through the festival which coincides with the Pista’y Dayat (Sea Festival) along the Lingayen Gulf coastline.
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