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The Philippine government will investigate whether it should put in place safeguard measures on imports of newsprint from other countries amid claims by the domestic industry that newsprints imports are threatening the local newsprint production.

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                    [Title] => Paper mill waste makes good cement-bonded board
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This technology is now commerciable and its developers are looking for an investment partner to a joint venture for the product’s marketing.


The technology was generated by a research team of the UP Los Baños College of Forestry and Natural Resources (UPLB-CFNR) and UPLB Foundation, Inc.


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                    [Title] => Government OKs Tipco cogeneration power plant
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Formosa Heavy Industries is set to build a $90-million power co-generation facility project in the country that will supply electricity to TIPCO.


The two companies signed a memorandum of agreement in Taiwan last Aug. 20 with Roxas witnessing the signing between Formosa Heavy Industries executive vice president K.H. Wu and TIPCO chairman and chief executive officer Elon Ting.


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                    [Title] => Taiwan to invest $100-M in RP
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Formosa Plastics is set to build a $90 million power co-generation facility project in the country that will supply electricity to the Trust International Paper Corp. (TIPCO).


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                    [Title] => Taiwanese traders decry worsening peace and order
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The Taiwan Economic and Cultural Office (TECO) expressed concern that labor problems such as the ongoing labor dispute at a Nissan Motor Philippines Inc. plant may adversely affect investor confidence in the country.


"If the issue drags on, it will create unnecessary attention," Benjamin Lo, TECO representative said.


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                    [Title] => Turn wastepaper into money
                    [Summary] => Don’t throw away or burn those old newspapers, magazines or even those heaps of paper in your waste basket. Why not sell them instead to companies which buy wastepaper and recycle them into new paper products?


In doing so, you are not only helping the country’s economic and social services managers, you can also earn a little extra money.


There are a lot of buyers of wastepaper like used bond paper and old carton boxes. You can even sell directly to companies that recycle these waste materials into new paper products.


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                    [Title] => Cement bonded board model house inaugurated
                    [Summary] => A cement bonded board (CBB) model house made from waste treatment sludge of a paper recycling mill in Mabalacat, Pampanga was inaugurated last Friday, with Sen. Ramon B. Magsaysay Jr. as guest of honor.


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                    [Title] => TIPCO, Taiwan firm tie up for  co-generation project
                    [Summary] => Trust International Paper Corp. (TIPCO) a major newsprint producer in the Philippines, concluded a memorandum of understanding with the Formosa Heavy Industries (FHI) of Taiwan for the establishment of a 100-megawatt co-generation power plant to support its production expansion program. The power plant project will be implemented in two phases, with each phase having a 50 MW capacity.


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Formosa Heavy Industries is set to build a $90-million power co-generation facility project in the country that will supply electricity to TIPCO.


The two companies signed a memorandum of agreement in Taiwan last Aug. 20 with Roxas witnessing the signing between Formosa Heavy Industries executive vice president K.H. Wu and TIPCO chairman and chief executive officer Elon Ting.


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"If the issue drags on, it will create unnecessary attention," Benjamin Lo, TECO representative said.


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In doing so, you are not only helping the country’s economic and social services managers, you can also earn a little extra money.


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