+ Follow TAIWAN CEMENT Tag
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[Title] => BoC probes cement firm
[Summary] => A cement importer is now in hot water after the Bureau of Customs (BoC) uncovered alleged irregularities in connection with its importation of Taiwanese cement into the country.
Customs officials said TCC Cement Corp. was caught cheating in its import documents to avoid payment of Customs duties. TCC is an affiliate of the giant Taiwanese cement firm, Taiwan Cement Corp.
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[Title] => Philcemcor gets more time in anti-dumping case
[Summary] => The Department of Trade and Industry-Bureau of Import Services (DTI-BIS) has given the Philippine Cement Manufacturers Corp. (Philcemcor) another 30 days to submit additional documents that will support its anti-dumping case against Taiwan Cement Corp.
In a letter to BIS Director Alexander Arcilla, Philcemcor appealed for an extension of the deadline because of the voluminous data required and the numerous cement companies involved.
Philcemcor had been given up to today to submit documents that will support its amended petition against Taiwan Cement.
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[Title] => Cement firms may lose anti-dumping case vs Taiwan firm
[Summary] => Cement manufacturers may lose their anti-dumping case against Taiwan Cement Corp. due to their association’s reported delay in submitting additional documents to the Bureau of Import Services, the government agency which investigates and rules on anti-dumping cases.
The Philippine Cement Manufacturers Corp. (Philcemcor), as far back as March 2, 2000, had filed an anti-dumping case against Taiwan Cement Corp. which is owned by businessman Jeffrey Kho.
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TAIWAN CEMENT
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Customs officials said TCC Cement Corp. was caught cheating in its import documents to avoid payment of Customs duties. TCC is an affiliate of the giant Taiwanese cement firm, Taiwan Cement Corp.
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In a letter to BIS Director Alexander Arcilla, Philcemcor appealed for an extension of the deadline because of the voluminous data required and the numerous cement companies involved.
Philcemcor had been given up to today to submit documents that will support its amended petition against Taiwan Cement.
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The Philippine Cement Manufacturers Corp. (Philcemcor), as far back as March 2, 2000, had filed an anti-dumping case against Taiwan Cement Corp. which is owned by businessman Jeffrey Kho.
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January 26, 2002 - 12:00am
