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Energy  Undersecretary Eduardo Mañalac told a press briefing that Toyota Motor Phils. Corp. may likely  import automotive engines from Japan which could be run by CME. 


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A  long line of bamboo trees intercropped with  corn line the sides of the Sta. Rosa River,  thereby preventing soil erosion and siltation of the river and, at the same time, serving as the company’s  perimeter fence.  Fruit-bearing and non-fruit bearing trees  are planted alongside ornamentals everywhere.


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"If the declining trend continues, many jobs would be affected as well as ancillary support services and auto parts makers," industry sources said.


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                    [Title] => Bleak car sales seen this year
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Raymond Rodriguez, Toyota assistant vice president for vehicle sales, admitted in an interview with The STAR that Toyota expects a downturn in vehicle sales in the first half of the year. He said even the automobile industry is suffering from the overall uncertainty about the economic and political situation, adding the industry is waiting for the impeachment trial of President Estrada to conclude.


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                    [Title] => Car sales jump 29% in Jan-Feb
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light commercial vehicles and Asian utility vehicles, trucks and buses compared
to only 10,792 units sold over the same period in 1999.

Data from the Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines Inc.
(CAMPI) show that the automotive industry posted a record growth in February
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