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[Summary] => The Department of Agriculture (DA) is confident it will achieve its projected four-percent growth target for the agriculture sector this year and surpass the previous year’s 3.77-percent growth.
Agriculture Secretary Luis Lorenzo Jr.’s optimism is anchored on the strong performance of the grains subsector in the first quarter.
"We expect that the growth trend in the first quarter can be sustained throughout the year, especially if no major weather disturbances disrupt production. Thus, we are sticking to our growth targets," said Lorenzo.
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[Title] => Agriculture sector projected to grow 3.4% in 2004
[Summary] => Barring unfavorable weather changes and calamities, the Department of Agriculture (DA) is projecting the agriculture sector to post a growth of three percent to four percent for 2004.
Agriculture Assistant Secretary Segfredo Serrano Jr. said the sector’s growth forecast is consistent with the government’s medium-term development program.
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[Summary] => The Philippine government is reviving its request to the World Trade Organization (WTO) to create a panel that will resolve once and for all its fruit trade dispute with Australia.
Agriculture Assistant Secretary Segfredo Serrano Jr. said the panel should not include representatives from feuding parties to ensure the final decision will be impartial.
"The easiest way of resolving the matter is to let the sanitary and phytosanitary chair of the WTO name the panel members," said Serrano.
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[Summary] => The Philippines scored one for the developing countries’ bid to push for more substantial agricultural trade reforms in the forthcoming World Trade Organization (WTO) talks next month in Cancun, Mexico.
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The alliance will initially work to ensure developing countries will maintain their special products (SPs) and special safeguard measures (SSMs) meant to protect their respective agriculture industries against the onslaught of cheap imported farm produce from richer members of the trade body.
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Agriculture Secretary Luis Lorenzo Jr.’s optimism is anchored on the strong performance of the grains subsector in the first quarter.
"We expect that the growth trend in the first quarter can be sustained throughout the year, especially if no major weather disturbances disrupt production. Thus, we are sticking to our growth targets," said Lorenzo.
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Agriculture Assistant Secretary Segfredo Serrano Jr. said the panel should not include representatives from feuding parties to ensure the final decision will be impartial.
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The alliance will initially work to ensure developing countries will maintain their special products (SPs) and special safeguard measures (SSMs) meant to protect their respective agriculture industries against the onslaught of cheap imported farm produce from richer members of the trade body.
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