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[Title] => Bunker fuel posts increases in 7 months
[Summary] => Prices of diesel, bunker and the special fuel oil mixtures primarily used by ship operators posted significant increases during the past seven months beginning August 2002.
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[Title] => EO lowering housing loan rates out soon
[Summary] => President Arroyo is expected to issue an executive order that would effectively lower lending rates for housing loans issued by the Home Development Mutual Fund (HDMF or more popularly known as the Pag-Ibig Fund).
The EO would also hasten the development of the secondary mortgage market that could raise funds of up to P25 billion for the so-called formal housing sector.
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[Title] => Ship owners hail GMA order
[Summary] => The Philippine Interisland Shipping Association (PISA), the umbrella organization of the domestic shipping sector, recently lauded President Arroyo’s Executive Order 164 which lowers tariff for certain tariff lines since some items imported by the industry for use on its vessels were included in the order.
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[Title] => Investments in cargo handling facilities necessary for efficiency — shipping lines
[Summary] => Debunking claims by certain sectors that shipping lines earn more if they invest in cargo handling equipment instead of shipping, the Philippine Interisland Shipping Association (PISA) maintains its stand that such investment is necessary due to the under-capitalized and ill-equipped situation of the cargo handlers at the North Harbor and other domestic ports.
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[Title] => Bulk handling facility to lower corn costs
[Summary] => The proposal for a grains bulk handling facility in Mindanao could help abate the transportation cost of corn from the island to Luzon, a study presented at the recent multi-sectoral workshop on corn competitiveness in Mindanao showed.
The solution was arrived at after the workshop took into consideration the factors that affect the high logistics cost of corn such as the distance of farm to buying stations, processing plants and ports, low production volume to merit bulk handling option, multiple handling from farm gate to trader, high wastage in grains and high transport rate.
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[Title] => PNOC Shipping bucks move to close it down
[Summary] => The government-owned PNOC Shipping and Transport Corp. (PSTC) yesterday denounced efforts of private shipping groups to close down its operations.
PSTC president Gen. Cesar F. Tapia (Ret.) said private local oil transport and shipping groups have launched a campaign to force government to close down the state-owned shipping firm which today has been turned around and contributes millions to the national coffers.
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PHILIPPINE INTERISLAND SHIPPING ASSOCIATION
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[Summary] => President Arroyo is expected to issue an executive order that would effectively lower lending rates for housing loans issued by the Home Development Mutual Fund (HDMF or more popularly known as the Pag-Ibig Fund).
The EO would also hasten the development of the secondary mortgage market that could raise funds of up to P25 billion for the so-called formal housing sector.
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[Summary] => Debunking claims by certain sectors that shipping lines earn more if they invest in cargo handling equipment instead of shipping, the Philippine Interisland Shipping Association (PISA) maintains its stand that such investment is necessary due to the under-capitalized and ill-equipped situation of the cargo handlers at the North Harbor and other domestic ports.
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[Title] => Bulk handling facility to lower corn costs
[Summary] => The proposal for a grains bulk handling facility in Mindanao could help abate the transportation cost of corn from the island to Luzon, a study presented at the recent multi-sectoral workshop on corn competitiveness in Mindanao showed.
The solution was arrived at after the workshop took into consideration the factors that affect the high logistics cost of corn such as the distance of farm to buying stations, processing plants and ports, low production volume to merit bulk handling option, multiple handling from farm gate to trader, high wastage in grains and high transport rate.
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[Title] => PNOC Shipping bucks move to close it down
[Summary] => The government-owned PNOC Shipping and Transport Corp. (PSTC) yesterday denounced efforts of private shipping groups to close down its operations.
PSTC president Gen. Cesar F. Tapia (Ret.) said private local oil transport and shipping groups have launched a campaign to force government to close down the state-owned shipping firm which today has been turned around and contributes millions to the national coffers.
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