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                    [Title] => Chemphil to get P130 M from sale of LMG stake
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                    [Title] => Chemphil unloads LMG stake
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Trade and Industry Secretary Peter B. Favila agreed yesterday to review the lifting of safeguard duty on imported tripolyphosphates-technical grade (STPP-TG), a key ingredient in laundry detergent.


Favila has issued an order dismissing the application for a definitive general safeguard measures against imported STPP-TG as the earlier imposed tariff expired last month.


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There will be no increase in the prices of laundry detergents this year after the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) decided to lift the safeguards on one of the product’s major ingredients, the Soap and Detergent Association of the Philippines (SDAP) said.


"The removal of the tariff will completely stop price increases for the year," SDAP vice president Alfonso C. Supetran said in an interview.


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                    [Title] => Chemphil may close shop due to import lib program
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Chemical Industries of the Philippines Inc. (Chemphil Group) — the country’s sole manufacturer of Sodium Tripolyphosphates-Technical Grade (STTP-TG) — the raw material used in laundry detergents, said they will close operation by end of May if the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) will not reconsider its decision to lift the safeguards on STTP-TG importation.


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                    [Title] => Chemphil plans sale of P200-M assets to pay loans
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Favila has issued an order dismissing the application for a definitive general safeguard measures against imported STPP-TG as the earlier imposed tariff expired last month.


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"The removal of the tariff will completely stop price increases for the year," SDAP vice president Alfonso C. Supetran said in an interview.


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