AFTER ROXAS

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                    [Title] => EDITORIAL - How safe is our food?
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It’s been a week since Trade and Industry Secretary Mar Roxas warned the public about 22 brands of imported sauces and condiments that may contain a carcinogenic substance. Roxas said the brands, whose pro-ducts include oyster sauce and soy sauce, have been banned in Britain and Malaysia for containing a chemical contaminant called 3-MCPD, or 3-monochloropropane-1, 2-diol. The substance has been found to cause cancer when fed in large amounts to laboratory animals throughout their life.


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                    [Title] => BOI sets 2001 investment target at P169 B
                    [Summary] => Government is eyeing P168.928-billion worth of investments in 2001, including the long-planned P54-billion Metro Manila Subway project of the Italian led consortium, Metro Manila Subway Project Corp.


Documents from the Board of Investments (BOI) show that the government has lined up "investment leads " for 2001, including build-operate-transfer (BOT) projects that will require government counterpart financing.


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                    [Title] => No takers for Mar’s post
                    [Summary] => So far, nobody wants to assume the post of secretary of trade and industry vacated last week by Manuel Roxas II.


President Estrada had offered the post to at least four prominent businessmen, who politely declined for fear of being ostracized by their peers in the business community, said sources from the business sector.


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EDITORIAL - How safe is our food?

July 22, 2001 - 12:00am

It’s been a week since Trade and Industry Secretary Mar Roxas warned the public about 22 brands of imported sauces and condiments that may contain a carcinogenic substance. Roxas said the brands, whose pro-ducts...

Opinion

BOI sets 2001 investment target at P169 B

December 26, 2000 - 12:00am

Government is eyeing P168.928-billion worth of investments in 2001, including the long-planned P54-billion Metro Manila Subway project of the Italian led consortium, Metro Manila Subway Project Corp. Documents from...

Business

No takers for Mar’s post

By Des Ferriols | November 8, 2000 - 12:00am

So far, nobody wants to assume the post of secretary of trade and industry vacated last week by Manuel Roxas II. President Estrada had offered the post to at least four prominent businessmen, who politely declined...

Headlines