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Pineapple is one of four  fruits  used by  the  Sta. Maria Dairy Farmers Multi-Purpose Cooperative in Bulacan to flavor its drinking yogurt. 


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CHICHIYASU DAIRY CO

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Filipino yogurt, Japanese technology

By Rose G. De La Cruz | September 13, 2004 - 12:00am

When Japan-based Chichiyasu Dairy Co. research and development manager Kotaro Yodoe visited the National Dairy Authority office last May 26, he was offered a bottle of pineapple-flavored yogurt to drink. "Very...

Business As Usual

Three ladies in his room

By Margaret Jao-Grey  | August 14, 2004 - 12:00am

Securities and Exchange Commissioner Lilia Bautista is expected to take her terminal leave this coming Monday, when she turns 69.

Business