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[Title] => 127 gov’t execs, importers charged over garlic cartel
[Summary] => Criminal charges have been filed against 127 individuals, including former Bureau of Plant Industry (BPI) director Clarito Barron, over the alleged collusion with traders in a supposed cartel that caused prices of garlic to skyrocket last year.
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[Title] => Alcala let off the hook in garlic scam, as usual
[Summary] => Under this agriculture secretary farms declined, and prices of rice, garlic, onions, vegetables, and pork spiked. He’s staying.
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[Title] => 119 sued over garlic price manipulation
[Summary] => More than 100 individuals, including a former head of the Bureau of Plant Industry (BPI) and two of his subordinates, have been slapped with criminal charges before the Office of the Ombudsman for their alleged role in the spike in garlic prices last year.
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[Title] => Smuggler ng sibuyas ‘inisnab’ ang imbestigasyon ng Kamara
[Summary] => nisnab o hindi sumipot sa isinagawang imbestigasyon ng Kamara ang itinuturing na smuggler ng bawang at sibuyas na si Lea Cruz.
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[Title] => Crop consolidator seeks more tamarind suppliers
[Summary] => Crop consolidator Vieva Philippines, Inc. is looking for farmers’ cooperatives that could supply 500 metric tons (MT) of fresh tamarind for this semester and possibly 2,000 metric tons next year to Vietnam.
[DatePublished] => 2013-08-28 00:00:00
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[Title] => Munti booters cop 2 more golds
[Summary] => Muntinlupa capped its dominance in football by bagging two more gold medals in Day 3 of the first MY Games National Invitational at the Luneta Ballpark.
After copping two gold medals Tuesday, the booters from Muntinlupa seized two more courtesy of their boys 17-and-under and girls 12-and-under teams to pocket four of the five gold medals staked in the sport that is most popular in the world and the Southeast Asian region but not in the country.
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[Title] => Smuggler ng sibuyas ‘inisnab’ ang imbestigasyon ng Kamara
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[Title] => Munti booters cop 2 more golds
[Summary] => Muntinlupa capped its dominance in football by bagging two more gold medals in Day 3 of the first MY Games National Invitational at the Luneta Ballpark.
After copping two gold medals Tuesday, the booters from Muntinlupa seized two more courtesy of their boys 17-and-under and girls 12-and-under teams to pocket four of the five gold medals staked in the sport that is most popular in the world and the Southeast Asian region but not in the country.
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August 28, 2013 - 12:00am
October 27, 2005 - 12:00am
