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[Title] => Import clearance fee on sugar alternatives to push through
[Summary] => The imposition of a clearance fee on imported alternative sugars will soon push through after the government resolved the concerns of industry stakeholders regarding the measure, particularly on possible red tape.
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[Title] => Onion farmers protest 'untimely' imports amid peak harvest
[Summary] => Onion farmers are not happy about the government’s decision to import red and white onions during the peak harvest season in February and March.
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[AuthorName] => Dominique Nicole Flores
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[Title] => ‘India can be a viable source of imported rice’
[Summary] => The Philippines can turn to India to source more affordable supplies after the South Asian country lifted its export ban on non-Basmati white rice, experts said.
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[Title] => EDITORIAL — Saving the salt industry
[Summary] => In 2022, President Marcos said he was “obsessed” by the “unacceptable” fact that the country has to import round scad or galunggong, the so-called poor man’s fish. He should consider it even more shameful that the country, which has the eighth most extensive coastline in the world, has to import 93 percent of its salt requirements.
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[Title] => Government OKs higher 60,000 MT potato imports at lower tariff
[Summary] => The Philippines has allowed the entry of more imported potatoes used for making chips and french fries at a lower tariff to meet the growing demand for the raw material by local snack manufacturers.
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[Title] => Pagpapatupad ng pansamantalang bawas sa import duty rates, pinalawig
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[Title] => Philippine exports up by 4.2% in August 2023 — PSA
[Summary] => According to the PSA, the country’s total export sales amounted to $6.70 billion or P380 billion, an increase from $6.43 billion or P365 billion in August 2022.
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[Title] => Philippines may import more dairy this year
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[Title] => Philippines may import less rice this year
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[Title] => Onion farmers protest 'untimely' imports amid peak harvest
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[Title] => Government OKs higher 60,000 MT potato imports at lower tariff
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[Title] => Philippines may import less rice this year
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