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LAHUG, Cebu City – The Sugar Regulatory Administration (SRA) is projecting sugar production for cropyear 2006-2007 to reach 2.42 million metric tons, five percent more than the 2.137 million tons produced in the previous crop.


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Agriculture Secretary Domingo Panganiban said the government would extend whatever assistance is needed by the private sector to develop the bioethanol industry. But the initiative must be led by the private sector.


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                    [Title] => Cebu: Still a major tourism destination
                    [Summary] => Tomorrow, some 600 delegates from all over the country will gather at the Cebu International Convention Hotel and the Waterfront Hotel in Lahug, Cebu City for the Philsutech Convention, which will last until the 19th.


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                    [Title] => All sugar roads lead to Cebu
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Reports from the Philippine Sugar Technologists’ 52nd national convention indicate that some 600 delegates from sugar-producing areas of the country will flood Cebu City.


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                    [Summary] => Some 1,000 participants opened yesterday the 51st annual convention of the Philippine Sugar Technologists’ Convention in Cebu City’s Waterfront Lahug. There was a determined effort to transcend the present oil price hikes plus the escalating cost of oil products and fertilizers.


Cebu City Mayor Tomas Osmeña and German Garcia welcomed the delegates after an impressive opening program.


President Arroyo delivered the keynote address after Philsutech officials rearranged the schedules.


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That’s how convention chairman Ricardo Leon "Leo" Echaus of the Philippine Sugar Technologists, Inc. (Philsutech) put it when he invited chairmen of the various committees to a second meeting this February 7 at the L’ Sea Restaurant on Lacson Street.


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