+ Follow MARIA ZAPATA Tag
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[Title] => Customs chief set to lift ban on imports of spare parts
[Summary] => Customs Commissioner Antonio Bernardo is set to lift the ban on the importation of used motor vehicle parts and components following the call of the Surplus Importers and Brokers Association of the Philippines (SIBAP) to exempt its members from Executive Order 156 which bans the importation of second-hand vehicles.
In a press conference this week, SIBAP vice president Ed Bacungan said Bernardo assured the group that he will order the release of its cargo from the pier after a consultation meeting to be held today.
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[Title] => Surplus group seeks exemption from ban on imports of used cars
[Summary] => The Surplus Importers and Brokers Association of the Philippines (SIBAP) appealed yesterday to President Arroyo to exclude its members from Executive Order 156 which bans the importation of second-hand vehicles, saying they only import spare parts and components.
SIBAP president Maria Zapata pointed out that the importation of replacement parts is legal under Central Bank Circular No. 1389 and, hence, should be excluded from EO 156, which took effect last month.
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[Title] => Customs chief set to lift ban on imports of spare parts
[Summary] => Customs Commissioner Antonio Bernardo is set to lift the ban on the importation of used motor vehicle parts and components following the call of the Surplus Importers and Brokers Association of the Philippines (SIBAP) to exempt its members from Executive Order 156 which bans the importation of second-hand vehicles.
In a press conference this week, SIBAP vice president Ed Bacungan said Bernardo assured the group that he will order the release of its cargo from the pier after a consultation meeting to be held today.
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[Title] => Surplus group seeks exemption from ban on imports of used cars
[Summary] => The Surplus Importers and Brokers Association of the Philippines (SIBAP) appealed yesterday to President Arroyo to exclude its members from Executive Order 156 which bans the importation of second-hand vehicles, saying they only import spare parts and components.
SIBAP president Maria Zapata pointed out that the importation of replacement parts is legal under Central Bank Circular No. 1389 and, hence, should be excluded from EO 156, which took effect last month.
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