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[Title] => Major economic stories also shelved to background
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People’s focus has shifted to the ongoing SEA Games, especially after the Thai Prime Minister had alleged that the games were being rigged and had even threatened to bring up the matter in the next regional meeting.
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[Title] => URC plans to put up a sugar refinery to make it a top producer
[Summary] => Universal Robina Corp. (URC), the food manufacturing unit of the Gokongwei family’s JG Summit Holdings Inc., is putting up a new sugar refinery to support the expansion of its beverage business.
URC president Lance Gokongwei said the new refinery, expected to be operational by October 2006, will make URC one of the three biggest sugar producers in the country.
Gokongwei said the group is also expanding its existing sugar mills to meet the sugar requirements of its beverage products.
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URC president Lance Gokongwei said the new refinery, expected to be operational by October 2006, will make URC one of the three biggest sugar producers in the country.
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