+ Follow SAN MIGUEL FOOD INC Tag
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[Title] => A Chicken Lover's Story: Successful SMFI poultry breeder shares tips on how to survive financially-challenging times
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[Title] => 2 kompanya ng SMC pasado sa int'l standard
[Summary] => Pasado sa international standards ang San Miguel Food Inc., at Monterey Corp., kapwa subsidiary ng higanteng San Miguel Corporation.
Sila ang pinakahuling pinagkalooban ng certificates on Good Manufacturing Practice (GMP) at Hazard Analysis Critical Control Point (HACCP), ayon sa Dept. of Trade and Industry.
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[Title] => 11 Japanese firms threaten pullout due to labor unrest
[Summary] => Eleven Japanese companies led by car maker Toyota Motor Philippines Corp. are threatening to pull out their investments from the country if the government is unable to avert further labor unrest.
The Japanese investors made the threat over the weekend as the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) announced it has received a total of 185 notices of permanent closures and retrenchments due to economic difficulties.
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[Title] => San Miguel unit closes plant
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SMFI said it decided to close the plant due to increasing environmental demands and stiff competition from low-priced chicken imports.
The firm said its generous retirement package and benefits would involve more than P207 million as payment to those affected.
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SAN MIGUEL FOOD INC
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