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"Prohibiting the imports of corn from bird flu affected countries should be made a policy by the DA if we are to protect not just our industry but to prevent an outbreak of the disease," said Roderico Bioco, outgoing president of  the Philippine Maize Federation (Philmaize).


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"It’s a foregone conclusion if we don’t get get our acts together, increase local corn production and install adequate postharvest facilities to  maximize the shelf life of the commodity, we might end up not having any corn to import," said Roderico Bioco in the 4th National Corn Congress.


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                    [Title] => Corn prices seen to hit P13/kilo on tight supply
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Philippine Maize Federation Inc. (Philmaize) president Roderico Bioco said  the shortfall is estimated at 700,000 to one million metric tons (MT), the result of poor harvest brought about by unfavorable weather last year.


Prices of corn  reached a recent high of  P12.80 per kilo in Luzon, and about P10.50 per kilo in Mindanao.


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Agriculture Secretary Arthur Yap said the long dry spell brought about by the El Niño phenomenon along with the rising cost of production inputs is forcing farmers to scale down corn production.


Despite the expected production shortfall, Yap said the DA will not allow additional importation of tariff-free corn.


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 The Philippine Maize Federation Inc. (Philmaize) urged the Department of Agriculture (DA) to deny the request of the Philippine Association of Feedmillers Inc. and livestock and poultry growers, saying this will hurt local farmers who are still reeling from losses due to super typhoon Harurot.


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RODERICO BIOCO

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