+ Follow THOMAS CLOUGH Tag
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[Title] => Cement firms seek shield from imports
[Summary] => Local cement manufacturers are seeking protection under the new Safeguard Measures Act of 2000. The protection may come in the form of a general increase in the tariff on imported cement on a possible imposition of import quota.
Industry leaders said the anti-dumping case against Taiwan will soon be withdrawn from the Bureau of Import Services of the Department of Trade and Industry as the Philippine Cement Manufacturers Corp. (Philcemcor) filed a safeguard case last week following months of deliberation by local cement producers.
[DatePublished] => 2001-02-05 00:00:00
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[Title] => Alsons Cement may shut down one kiln
[Summary] => The prevailing slump in the construction industry and the continued influx of cheap imported cement may force publicly listed Alsons Cement Corp. to shut down one of its two kilns to cut losses.
Despite its efforts to avoid shutting down any of its manufacturing facilities, Alsons said the market has become so tight that the company is evaluating its position almost on a monthly basis.
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THOMAS CLOUGH
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[Title] => Cement firms seek shield from imports
[Summary] => Local cement manufacturers are seeking protection under the new Safeguard Measures Act of 2000. The protection may come in the form of a general increase in the tariff on imported cement on a possible imposition of import quota.
Industry leaders said the anti-dumping case against Taiwan will soon be withdrawn from the Bureau of Import Services of the Department of Trade and Industry as the Philippine Cement Manufacturers Corp. (Philcemcor) filed a safeguard case last week following months of deliberation by local cement producers.
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[Title] => Alsons Cement may shut down one kiln
[Summary] => The prevailing slump in the construction industry and the continued influx of cheap imported cement may force publicly listed Alsons Cement Corp. to shut down one of its two kilns to cut losses.
Despite its efforts to avoid shutting down any of its manufacturing facilities, Alsons said the market has become so tight that the company is evaluating its position almost on a monthly basis.
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