+ Follow RICE CHEMISTRY AND FOOD SCIENCE DIVISION Tag
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[Title] => Rice wine, anyone?
[Summary] => PhilRice is now engaged in the commercial manufacture of tapuy or rice wine after having been given a license to operate by the Bureau of Food and Drugs. BFAD personnel who inspected the institute’s tapuy production area strongly recommended that PhilRice deserves a license to operate.
Likewise, BFAD has given PhilRice an application number for its tapuy production process as a utility model, as well as a trademark application number.
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[Title] => Philrice, private firm to develop rice winery eqpm’t
[Summary] => PhilRice and an industrial company entered into a joint project to develop a rice winery equipment that will support the product’s wide-scale commercialization.
Amertech Industrial Ventures, an industrial company that specializes in machinery and equipment fabrication and installation, steam generation and utilization, agreed to develop a rice winery equipment for the commercial production of the PhilRice tapuy through a joint venture agreement.
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[Title] => Coming soon: Rice beer
[Summary] => The time may not be long when the Philippines can boast of a locally produced beverage: Rice beer.
Now pursuing this is a project being undertaken by researchers of the Department of Agriculture-Philippines Rice Research Institute (DA-PhilRice).
Titled ‘Optimization of Process Parameters for Rice (Oryza sativa L.) Beer Production in the Philippines,’ the scientific study is being conducted by Evelyn Bandonill, Henry Mamucod, and Priscilla Sanchez.
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RICE CHEMISTRY AND FOOD SCIENCE DIVISION
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[Summary] => PhilRice is now engaged in the commercial manufacture of tapuy or rice wine after having been given a license to operate by the Bureau of Food and Drugs. BFAD personnel who inspected the institute’s tapuy production area strongly recommended that PhilRice deserves a license to operate.
Likewise, BFAD has given PhilRice an application number for its tapuy production process as a utility model, as well as a trademark application number.
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[Title] => Philrice, private firm to develop rice winery eqpm’t
[Summary] => PhilRice and an industrial company entered into a joint project to develop a rice winery equipment that will support the product’s wide-scale commercialization.
Amertech Industrial Ventures, an industrial company that specializes in machinery and equipment fabrication and installation, steam generation and utilization, agreed to develop a rice winery equipment for the commercial production of the PhilRice tapuy through a joint venture agreement.
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[Title] => Coming soon: Rice beer
[Summary] => The time may not be long when the Philippines can boast of a locally produced beverage: Rice beer.
Now pursuing this is a project being undertaken by researchers of the Department of Agriculture-Philippines Rice Research Institute (DA-PhilRice).
Titled ‘Optimization of Process Parameters for Rice (Oryza sativa L.) Beer Production in the Philippines,’ the scientific study is being conducted by Evelyn Bandonill, Henry Mamucod, and Priscilla Sanchez.
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September 4, 2005 - 12:00am
