+ Follow INTERNATIONAL CONTAINER PORT Tag
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[Summary] => Nasabat ng Bureau of Customs-Customs Intelligence and Investigation Service (BOC-CIIS) ang tinatayang P32 milyon halaga ng mga smuggled na matataas na uri ng bigas mula sa Bangkok,Thailand.
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[Title] => ICTSI, other firms give up BOI perks
[Summary] => Citing the prevailing economic conditions, a number of private companies and export producers are being forced to shelve their expansion plans, with some subsequently opting for the cancellation of their Board of Investments (BOI) registration.
Topping the list of companies seeking the cancellation of their BOI registration is International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI), which is expanding its port infrastructure project at the International Container Port in North Harbor.
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Topping the list of companies seeking the cancellation of their BOI registration is International Container Terminal Services, Inc. (ICTSI), which is expanding its port infrastructure project at the International Container Port in North Harbor.
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