+ Follow FOOD AND AGRIBUSINESS Tag
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[Title] => New NFA, PCA heads named
[Summary] => President Aquino has appointed a former corporate executive as the new administrator of the National Food Authority (NFA) and a career government official as the head of the Philippine Coconut Authority (PCA).
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[Title] => Forum focuses on ‘Doing business amidst new threats’
[Summary] => Business, government and institutions face increasing threats to their survival and competitiveness. The challenge lies in the increasing frequency and severity of cyber attacks, natural hazards, market uncertainties driven by geo-political risks, identity thefts and counterfeit crimes.
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[Title] => Food prices down due to ample supply
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[Title] => Agriculture recovers thanks to bumper rice harvest
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[Title] => Agriculture sector seen to decline in first half
[Summary] => Because of the ongoing drought, the agriculture sector is expected to decline in the first half of this year and possibly post a recovery only in the second half of the year, according to Dr. Rolando Dy, executive director of the University of Asia and the Pacific’s (UAP) Center for Food and Agribusiness.
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[Title] => El Nino weighs on RP economic growth
[Summary] => The El Nino weather phenomenon is weighing on this year's Philippine GDP growth as the dry spell takes its toll on local industries.
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[Title] => RP farm sector growth to ease to 0.5 pct this year
[Summary] => MANILA, Philippines (Xinhua) - The growth of the Philippine agricultural sector this year will slow to 0.5 percent due to extensive damage caused by typhoons Ketsana and Parma which hit the country in October, a senior cabinet official said.
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[Title] => News Analysis: Philippines expects bigger rice harvest amid global crisis
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[Title] => Tribuna España boosts RP-Spain biz relation
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FOOD AND AGRIBUSINESS
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