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More than 200 tobacco farmer-leaders from Northern Luzon trooped to Quezon City recently for the 2006 Tobacco Summit and went home vowing to adopt good agricultural practices (GAP) in their leaf farming activities.


Organized by the National Tobacco Administration (NTA) headed by Administrator Carlitos Encarnacion, the two-day summit tackled GAP and how its application would ernhance the quality of tobacco leaves and increase yields.


Encarnacion pointed out during the summit that sound farming practices end up promoting the safety of cigarette smokers. 


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Government eyes P5 billion from proposed hike in 'sin' taxes

By Amanda Fisher | September 15, 2010 - 12:00am

As much as P5 billion could be raised to help address the government’s ballooning budget deficit through a proposed tax increase of P3 per packet of cigarettes and 10 percent on all alcohol products.

Business

Air travel becomes stressful

By Mel Tobias | January 10, 2010 - 12:00am

Travel by air is no longer fun, relaxing, comfortable. In fact, it is a tiresome, stressful experience with all the new rules to assure security and safety. For us travelling out of Canada, the latest transport rules...

Tobacco Summit tackles good agri practices

By Teddy Molina | December 3, 2006 - 12:00am

More than 200 tobacco farmer-leaders from Northern Luzon trooped to Quezon City recently for the 2006 Tobacco Summit and went home vowing to adopt good agricultural practices (GAP) in their leaf farming activities. Organized...

Agriculture