+ Follow INTERNATIONAL TRADING CORP Tag
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[Title] => Sharon in Kitchen Battle
[Summary] => Brand ambassador Sharon Cuneta recently graced the American Heritage Campus Kitchen Battle, an inter-school culinary competition organized by Bhagi’s International Trading Corp. (BITC), distributor of the American Heritage line of kitchen appliances.
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[Title] => P6.3M na kontrabando nasamsam ng PNP
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Umaabot sa P6.3 milyong halaga ng ipinuslit na ceramic tiles, resin at speakers ang nakumpiska ng mga operatiba ng Philippine National Police (PNP) Anti-Smuggling Task Group (ASTG) sa operasyon kahapon ng umaga sa Navotas, Metro Manila.
Sa isinumiteng report kahapon ni PNP-ASTG Executive Officer Sr. Supt. Don Montenegro kay PNP-ASTG Commander P/Director Jesus Versoza, ang mga kontrabando ay lulan ng anim pang container vans. Sinasabing bahagi ito ng 18 container vans na naunang nasabat ng PNP-ASTG sa kanilang mga operasyon.
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[Title] => NASTF probes 3 shrimp exporters
[Summary] => Three companies believed to be involved in the smuggling of frozen shrimp from China into the European Union using the Philippines as a transshipment point, are now the focus of an investigation by the National Anti-Smuggling Task Force, a NASTF official said.
The EU is supposed to have shipped back to the country a total of 60 container vans of the frozen shrimp, nine of which are set for burning and destruction on orders of NASTF chairman Angelo Reyes.
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[Title] => NFA to import additional rice
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The National Food Authority plans to bring in from between 200,000 to 300,000
metric tons of imported rice between June and July this year on top of the
300,000-ton rice importation already in the pipeline.
Of the 200,000 to 300,000 tons only 95,000 tons will be purchased via a public
tender. The rest will be through government-to-government transactions.
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[Title] => Gov't to import cheap medicines from India
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In an effort to pressure drug companies to bring down prices, government has
decided to import pharmaceutical products from India to be sold locally,
initially through government-owned hospitals in the National Capital Region
(NCR).
This is part of government's effort to force big foreign-owned pharmaceutical
companies to bring down the prices of their products by providing competition
at the retail level.
Multinational drug companies account for 70 percent of the market while local
pharmaceutical companies account for only 30 percent, selling mostly to small
drug stores an
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[Title] => RP has enough rice for the yr
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Mainly due to government over-importation last year and partly due to a good
harvest, the country will have more than enough rice to tide it over the lean
supply months of July to September this year.
And unless government intensifies its domestic rice procurement activities this
year, chances are rice farmers will experience low prices, what with rice
smuggling already on the rise, experts say.
Initial government data show that the country will even experience an
oversupply, since total national rice inventory by July 1, which is the start
of the lean supply season, will re
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[Title] => P6.3M na kontrabando nasamsam ng PNP
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Umaabot sa P6.3 milyong halaga ng ipinuslit na ceramic tiles, resin at speakers ang nakumpiska ng mga operatiba ng Philippine National Police (PNP) Anti-Smuggling Task Group (ASTG) sa operasyon kahapon ng umaga sa Navotas, Metro Manila.
Sa isinumiteng report kahapon ni PNP-ASTG Executive Officer Sr. Supt. Don Montenegro kay PNP-ASTG Commander P/Director Jesus Versoza, ang mga kontrabando ay lulan ng anim pang container vans. Sinasabing bahagi ito ng 18 container vans na naunang nasabat ng PNP-ASTG sa kanilang mga operasyon.
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[Title] => NASTF probes 3 shrimp exporters
[Summary] => Three companies believed to be involved in the smuggling of frozen shrimp from China into the European Union using the Philippines as a transshipment point, are now the focus of an investigation by the National Anti-Smuggling Task Force, a NASTF official said.
The EU is supposed to have shipped back to the country a total of 60 container vans of the frozen shrimp, nine of which are set for burning and destruction on orders of NASTF chairman Angelo Reyes.
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[Title] => NFA to import additional rice
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The National Food Authority plans to bring in from between 200,000 to 300,000
metric tons of imported rice between June and July this year on top of the
300,000-ton rice importation already in the pipeline.
Of the 200,000 to 300,000 tons only 95,000 tons will be purchased via a public
tender. The rest will be through government-to-government transactions.
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[Title] => Gov't to import cheap medicines from India
[Summary] =>
In an effort to pressure drug companies to bring down prices, government has
decided to import pharmaceutical products from India to be sold locally,
initially through government-owned hospitals in the National Capital Region
(NCR).
This is part of government's effort to force big foreign-owned pharmaceutical
companies to bring down the prices of their products by providing competition
at the retail level.
Multinational drug companies account for 70 percent of the market while local
pharmaceutical companies account for only 30 percent, selling mostly to small
drug stores an
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[Title] => RP has enough rice for the yr
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Mainly due to government over-importation last year and partly due to a good
harvest, the country will have more than enough rice to tide it over the lean
supply months of July to September this year.
And unless government intensifies its domestic rice procurement activities this
year, chances are rice farmers will experience low prices, what with rice
smuggling already on the rise, experts say.
Initial government data show that the country will even experience an
oversupply, since total national rice inventory by July 1, which is the start
of the lean supply season, will re
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