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Pinabulaanan ng Harbour Centre Port Terminal (HCPT) na pag-aari nila ang mga inangkat na uling na nakatambak sa marine slipway ng Pier 18 sa North Harbor. 


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                    [Title] => HCPTI denies involvement in coal stockpiling
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                    [Title] => NEDA at loggerheads with PPA over liberalization of port facilities
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The National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) is at loggerheads with the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) over the liberalization of the country’s ports facilities, calling for Congress to overhaul the port agency’s mandate.


In yesterday’s joint session of the economic affairs committees of the Senate and the House of Representatives, NEDA chief Romulo Neri said the PPA’s commercial and regulatory functions should be separated to pave the way for liberalizing port facilities in the country.


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                    [Title] => Smuggling down, collections up, says Customs chief
                    [Summary] => Smuggling incidents in the country are going down while government collection of taxes and duties is improving, Customs Commissioner Alberto Lina announced yesterday.


Lina said cases of smuggling had been reduced owing to stricter enforcement of procedure by the Bureau of Customs.


"Also to combat corruption, all ports in the Philippines are open for transaction from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. with no noon break," Lina told reporters during an inspection of the Harbour Centre Port Terminal (HCPT) in Tondo, Manila.


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                    [Title] => BOC earns P11M/day since port takeover
                    [Summary] => The Bureau of Customs (BOC) has already earned P232.4 million or an average of P11 million daily since  taking over the operations of the Harbour Center Port Terminal (HCPT) last Sept. 15, it was learned yesterday.


Port of Manila district collector Ronnie Silvestre said that the figures represent the total tax collection from the Customs operations at the private wharf  in the reclaimed Smokey Mountain area from Sept. 15 up to Oct. 6, 2004.


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                    [Title] => Harbour Centre posts 20% hike in cargo volume
                    [Summary] => Harbour Centre Port Terminal (HCPT)  reported yesterday a 20 percent increase in cargo volume to 333,949 metric tons in August from 279,422 metric tons in July this year. 


The increase brought the total cargo volume to 1.16 million metric tons in the first eight months of the year.


Harbour Centre’s fast-paced growth is giving stiff competition to the  International Container Terminal Services Inc. (ICTSI) and Asian Terminal Inc. (ATI).


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In yesterday’s joint session of the economic affairs committees of the Senate and the House of Representatives, NEDA chief Romulo Neri said the PPA’s commercial and regulatory functions should be separated to pave the way for liberalizing port facilities in the country.


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                    [Title] => Smuggling down, collections up, says Customs chief
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Lina said cases of smuggling had been reduced owing to stricter enforcement of procedure by the Bureau of Customs.


"Also to combat corruption, all ports in the Philippines are open for transaction from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. with no noon break," Lina told reporters during an inspection of the Harbour Centre Port Terminal (HCPT) in Tondo, Manila.


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Port of Manila district collector Ronnie Silvestre said that the figures represent the total tax collection from the Customs operations at the private wharf  in the reclaimed Smokey Mountain area from Sept. 15 up to Oct. 6, 2004.


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                    [Title] => Harbour Centre posts 20% hike in cargo volume
                    [Summary] => Harbour Centre Port Terminal (HCPT)  reported yesterday a 20 percent increase in cargo volume to 333,949 metric tons in August from 279,422 metric tons in July this year. 


The increase brought the total cargo volume to 1.16 million metric tons in the first eight months of the year.


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'Uling' isyu demolition!

By Butch M. Quejada | July 9, 2012 - 12:00am

Pinabulaanan ng Harbour Centre Port Terminal (HCPT) na pag-aari nila ang mga inangkat na uling na nakatambak sa marine slipway ng Pier 18 sa North Harbor.

Bansa

HCPTI denies involvement in coal stockpiling

July 5, 2012 - 12:00am

Harbour Centre Port Terminal Inc. (HCPTI) yesterday denied any involvement in the alleged stockpiling of coal in Manila’s Port Area.

Headlines

NEDA at loggerheads with PPA over liberalization of port facilities

By Des Ferriols | February 1, 2007 - 12:00am

The National Economic and Development Authority (NEDA) is at loggerheads with the Philippine Ports Authority (PPA) over the liberalization of the country’s ports facilities, calling for Congress to overhaul...

Business

Smuggling down, collections up, says Customs chief

By Sandy Araneta | March 23, 2005 - 12:00am

Smuggling incidents in the country are going down while government collection of taxes and duties is improving, Customs Commissioner Alberto Lina announced yesterday. Lina said cases of smuggling had been reduced...

Headlines

BOC earns P11M/day since port takeover

By Rey Arquiza | October 13, 2004 - 12:00am

The Bureau of Customs (BOC) has already earned P232.4 million or an average of P11 million daily since taking over the operations of the Harbour Center Port Terminal (HCPT) last Sept. 15, it was learned yesterday. Port...

Business

Harbour Centre posts 20% hike in cargo volume

By Marianne V. Go | September 11, 2004 - 12:00am

Harbour Centre Port Terminal (HCPT) reported yesterday a 20 percent increase in cargo volume to 333,949 metric tons in August from 279,422 metric tons in July this year. The increase brought the total cargo volume...

Business