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[Summary] => The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) reiterated yesterday its advice to the public to use only certified construction materials and electrical devices for homes, offices, schools and other structures to minimize damage resulting from earthquakes.
According to Trade Secretary Peter B. Favila, "natural disasters such as earthquakes cannot be prevented. However, we can avoid massive damage to property and loss of lives if we ensure that public structures are well-built, not only in terms of location, design or construction, but in the quality of materials used."
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[Summary] => The Department of Trade and Industry’s Bureau of Product Standards (DTI-BPS) has revised the Philippine National Standard (PNS) on Portland cement to ensure that consumers are provided with an up-to-date guide in producing high quality and globally-competitive cement products.
Trade and Industry Secretary Peter B. Favila said there is an urgent need to upgrade cement quality in the country to meet the stringent requirement in the construction of world-class infrastructure.
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[Summary] => The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) is clamping down on substandard steel bars following warnings by local architects about the proliferation of such products that could endanger the lives of unsuspecting home and building dwellers.
About 10 tons or 5,000 pieces of uncertified deformed steel bars worth nearly P500,000 is set to be destroyed by the DTI.
According to Trade and Industry Secretary Peter B. Favila, uncertified deformed steel bars are likely to be substandard when they do not bear manufacturer’s identifying mark or logo and the bar size.
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Through its Special Monitoring Assistance to the Regional Operation Group Team (SMART), the DTI made the rounds in Banawe, Quezon City - a popular area for trading auto parts and accessories - and found four establishments selling uncertified motor vehicle parts.
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At the same time, the DTI also urged local cement retailers to moderate their price increases and refrain from raising cement prices due to the recently approved power rate hike.
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[Title] => DTI issues warning on ‘ONPRO’-branded products
[Summary] => The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) issued a warning yesterday on "ONPRO"-branded imports as these are uncertified and, thus, deemed substandard and hazardous to safety.
The Special Monitoring Assistance to the Regional Operations Group Team (SMART), under DTI’s Bureau of Products Standards (DTI-BPS), recently seized nine boxes of uncertified ONPRO electric wires from a hardware store in Cavite.
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According to Trade Secretary Peter B. Favila, "natural disasters such as earthquakes cannot be prevented. However, we can avoid massive damage to property and loss of lives if we ensure that public structures are well-built, not only in terms of location, design or construction, but in the quality of materials used."
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Trade and Industry Secretary Peter B. Favila said there is an urgent need to upgrade cement quality in the country to meet the stringent requirement in the construction of world-class infrastructure.
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About 10 tons or 5,000 pieces of uncertified deformed steel bars worth nearly P500,000 is set to be destroyed by the DTI.
According to Trade and Industry Secretary Peter B. Favila, uncertified deformed steel bars are likely to be substandard when they do not bear manufacturer’s identifying mark or logo and the bar size.
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Through its Special Monitoring Assistance to the Regional Operation Group Team (SMART), the DTI made the rounds in Banawe, Quezon City - a popular area for trading auto parts and accessories - and found four establishments selling uncertified motor vehicle parts.
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At the same time, the DTI also urged local cement retailers to moderate their price increases and refrain from raising cement prices due to the recently approved power rate hike.
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The Special Monitoring Assistance to the Regional Operations Group Team (SMART), under DTI’s Bureau of Products Standards (DTI-BPS), recently seized nine boxes of uncertified ONPRO electric wires from a hardware store in Cavite.
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October 11, 2007 - 12:00am
