+ Follow SAN MIGUEL FOODS AND SWIFT FOODS INC Tag
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[Title] => Senate body still undecided on anti-FMD bill
[Summary] => The Senate committee on agriculture is undecided on a controversial bill that seeks to ban the importation of live animals, meat and meat products from countries declared afflicted with foot-and-mouth disease (FMD).
In a recent hearing, committee chairman Sen. Ramon Magsaysay Jr. admitted the issue is becoming more complicated.
He said critical amendments are required before Senate Bill 1004 is approved.
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[Title] => Mad cow problem won’t affect RP meat industry
[Summary] => The discovery of mad cow disease in the United States will have little effect on the local meat processing industry, Francisco Buencamino, executive director of the Philippine Association of Meat Processors (PAMPI) said yesterday.
Buencamino pointed out that unlike major buyers of US beef such as Japan, the Philippines imports an insignificant volume of its beef requirements from the United States.
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In a recent hearing, committee chairman Sen. Ramon Magsaysay Jr. admitted the issue is becoming more complicated.
He said critical amendments are required before Senate Bill 1004 is approved.
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[Title] => Mad cow problem won’t affect RP meat industry
[Summary] => The discovery of mad cow disease in the United States will have little effect on the local meat processing industry, Francisco Buencamino, executive director of the Philippine Association of Meat Processors (PAMPI) said yesterday.
Buencamino pointed out that unlike major buyers of US beef such as Japan, the Philippines imports an insignificant volume of its beef requirements from the United States.
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