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Local and civic officials had written the commission recently and during this week’s public consultation verbally told the commission led by Chairman Edgardo Abon that unless safeguard measures are put in place, the local cement industry may collapse and take down the economies of Bulacan, Davao and La Union with it.


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A top DTI official told reporters that cement manufacturers registered with the
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Local and civic officials had written the commission recently and during this week’s public consultation verbally told the commission led by Chairman Edgardo Abon that unless safeguard measures are put in place, the local cement industry may collapse and take down the economies of Bulacan, Davao and La Union with it.


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the recent increases in cement prices.

A top DTI official told reporters that cement manufacturers registered with the
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Support mounts for level playing field in cement sector

February 2, 2002 - 12:00am

Support for a level playing field in the cement industry is mounting with a cross section of the affected sectors of society asking the Tariff Commission to put in place safeguard measures against the unabated entry...

Business

DTI may suspend incentives enjoyed by cement companies

By Des Ferriols | March 31, 2000 - 12:00am

The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) is likely to suspend the incentives and privileges being enjoyed by cement companies that have failed to comply with repeated directives to disclose information on their...

Business