+ Follow KOREA FREE TRADE AGREEMENT Tag
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[Title] => Hyundai to rely on AKFTA to boost sales
[Summary] => Instead of expanding its reach in the ASEAN region through production, Hyundai Motor Company intends to maximize the gains under the ASEAN-Korea Free Trade Agreement (AKFTA) to increase sales and improve the quality of its cars.
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[Title] => Truck makers buck proposal to slash tariff
[Summary] => The Truck Manufacturers Association (TMA) is bucking proposals to implement a tariff reduction next year.
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[Title] => Export revenues seen to double by 2016
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[Title] => Korea eyed for Phl food, beverage products
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[Title] => No tariff hike for imported vehicles, says BOI
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[Title] => Asean-Korea FTA won’t benefit RP — Hernandez
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[Title] => No tariff hike for imported vehicles, says BOI
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